Can adults use the arcade?

[blake21]

I am sailing on the Glory on 8/29 (E. Caribbean) with my whole family and my 2 36yo DBILs are into the games I see in the arcade photos. They love the Wii and other game consoles, air hockey, ping pong, etc. Are the arcade facilities only available to the teen crowd or can adults go in there too?

[*Mach*]

Hummm... excellent question... I've used them several times in the past but I'm not sure I qualify as an adult yet...

;) :rolleyes: :D

[Nunu]

If I see that Chris Hansen guy in there I'd stay clear of it. :eek:

[tracyanns]

Yes, anyone who wants to pay to play can use the arcade. Just be warned, it is expensive. Last time I played a game it was like $1.25 and there can be some pretty rowdy kids in there.

[blake21]

LOL Host Mach, I hear ya!!

 

If there are rowdy kids in there, then my DBILs will fit right in :) (love you DBILs if you are reading :))

[kimcruiser]

My DH the 42 year old, who likes to think he is a kid, sometime goes in the arcade. He likes it and yes there can be a large group of kids and at other times it is empty. I hope you all have FUN on the FUN ship!

[jax430]

My DH will be glad to hear that he can use it...although I'm not so glad! He plays enough Wii at home!

[beachbum6264]

If I see that Chris Hansen guy in there I'd stay clear of it. :eek:

 

LOL!!!!:eek:

[heatherandfred]

I am sailing on the Glory on 8/29 (E. Caribbean) with my whole family and my 2 36yo DBILs are into the games I see in the arcade photos. They love the Wii and other game consoles, air hockey, ping pong, etc. Are the arcade facilities only available to the teen crowd or can adults go in there too?

 

We were just on the Explorer of the Seas and went into the arcade. We saw teens and adults in there alike. Had a ton of fun as usual, whipping DF's butt in air hockey. So go in and have fun.

[tea4ular]

On my NCL cruise last May my H, D & I all made friends with the older kid head camp counselor (our D is 20). There were no kids in the older camp, so no one in their specialized "junior disco". They had a Wii, and I always wanted to try it. The counselor let us in and we "bowled", "boxed", "played tennis" and "played baseball" numerous times. Free. Don't know if Carnival has these games in the general arcade (in which case you pay but it's open to all ages) or part of their camp program. If it's free on the Splendor in Sept. I'm all over the Wii.

 

(that sounds too funny to not laugh)