I have a question that maybe you can help me with. We will be going on a cruise in December and we booked 2 cabins. There will be 8 people (5 adults one of them is 24 and 3 minors all 14 years old.)
The four adults, (me, hubby and two sisters) are wanting to purchase the Cheers program. The 24 year old does not.
Can we put the 24 year old with the three 14 year old minors in one cabin and the 4 adults that do purchase the cheers program in another cabin?
I had read that the adult with the minor needs to be 25 years to be able to stay in the cabin with the minors, but I also read that if the cabins are close by to the over 25 adults it can be done.
Our cabin numbers are 9270 and 9274
Thanks
I am booked for a Christmas cruise with my husband and two sons, ages 18 & 16, on Carnival Glory. My husband and I are in a balcony room and the boys are in an interior room, across the hall and over one door. I was told that as long as the "under 25" are within a certain number of doors away (I believe it is 4), then they are OK to be on their own..... So, yes, the 24 yr old can stay with the 14 yr olds and avoid having to purchase the Cheers program.
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I am booked for a Christmas cruise with my husband and two sons, ages 18 & 16, on Carnival Glory. My husband and I are in a balcony room and the boys are in an interior room, across the hall and over one door. I was told that as long as the "under 25" are within a certain number of doors away (I believe it is 4), then they are OK to be on their own..... So, yes, the 24 yr old can stay with the 14 yr olds and avoid having to purchase the Cheers program.