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dclcruiser71
February 25th, 2009, 10:31 PM
I am on the Zaandam in June going to Alaska, we are taking my 9yr neice with us. Does anyone know if she can play bingo? Also what are the prices for bingo cards?

Next question is does anyone have a Club HAL program for her age group from another cruise? Just to get an idea of some of the different things she may get to do, she does not like surprises! LOL So the more I know the better. If it makes a difference we are going to Alaska.

And for me, how much is it to get into the thermal suite, I have read different things, like 20 for a day or 40 for a day. Then I have heard discounts for a length of stay. In our case, 7 nights.

Any other family type activities you can think of that are offered during sea days? Thanks, I know these are a lot of questions!
Aimee
jtl513
February 25th, 2009, 10:41 PM
I am on the Zaandam in June going to Alaska, we are taking my 9yr neice with us. Does anyone know if she can play bingo? Also what are the prices for bingo cards? An adult must be with her, and legally it is the adult who is playing no matter who is punching the cards. IIRC a single card (set) is $10, and three cards (sets) are $20. A set is good for 5 games, I think. Maybe 4.
dclcruiser71
February 26th, 2009, 09:13 AM
Thanks jtl! Anyone that can help with the other questions? I appreciate any help!
Aimee

An adult must be with her, and legally it is the adult who is playing no matter who is punching the cards. IIRC a single card (set) is $10, and three cards (sets) are $20. A set is good for 5 games, I think. Maybe 4.
arlsvera
February 27th, 2009, 05:20 PM
My kids were 9 and 11 on our last HAL cruise. They did not do the kids club, but absolutely had a ball. There is so much to do on board - we participated in family trivia, family scavenger hunts, etc. We all participated in the Susan B. Koman breast cancer walk. The shows are "clean" until about midnight and we went to them every night. Everyone enjoyed them. We played bingo twice - and my kids each won a game. They were given the cash directly, but when a bottle of champagne was added to the prize, the person in charge made sure he handed it to me. All in all, a great time!