Children Switching Cabins - Need to Notify Purser's Desk?

[OceanDreamin]

On our upcoming cruise I "Lent" my daughter to my friend, Jill, so that she could take advantage of my DD's past guest discount for her cabin. The result is that my friend Jill, MY 6 year old DD and Jil''s 7 year old DD are booked into one cabin, and Jill's 5 year old DD is booked into my cabin (next door).

 

I know with adults you just go to the Purser's desk and let them know you are switching cabins and get the S&S account situation straightened out. Since this switch involves a 6 year old and a 5 year old, neither of whom will have charging privileges on their S&S cards, does it matter which room they are sleeping in? Do we need to go to the Purser's office and let them know the girls are switching cabins?

[momofsamandeden]

I do not think it will matter. My brother was a room hopper at 5 and no one cared or noticed.

[crusinmama06]

It doesn't matter. When I was on Disney Magic, they didn't allow 5 people to a Cat 6 cabin. And at the time, my kids were 4 and 8 months old...AND my sister in law wanted to come with us. So we booked connecting cabins with friends. I booked my Sister In Law into my friend's cabin.

 

She asked for a separate charging account (which you wouldn't need). And she just slept in our cabin.

 

They will never notice a child cabin hopping. ;)