First, I would suggest you find a cruise YOU like to be on, then check out what they have for the kids. If you're not happy with the ship, but the kids are, what good will that do? Kids will usually like any ship they are on. Disney is a no brainer, Carnival is pretty good too, but we like Royal Caribbean for our selves and the kids in general.
I especially like how RCCL divides up the children by age. For instants, if you have a baby, they have section for just them. Better yet, I have a 10 year and a 12 year old(going on 30) and when we go in Feb.2012 he'll be 14 and will not want to be seen with his 12 year brother (or us) so they have a kids club for under 12 and also a 'tween club for early teens and then they have a club for 16 and up. I love this because it keeps each boy apart and with their own age group.
In this case, it is wise to see if YOU like the ship then proceed from there.
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First, I would suggest you find a cruise YOU like to be on, then check out what they have for the kids. If you're not happy with the ship, but the kids are, what good will that do? Kids will usually like any ship they are on. Disney is a no brainer, Carnival is pretty good too, but we like Royal Caribbean for our selves and the kids in general.
I especially like how RCCL divides up the children by age. For instants, if you have a baby, they have section for just them. Better yet, I have a 10 year and a 12 year old(going on 30) and when we go in Feb.2012 he'll be 14 and will not want to be seen with his 12 year brother (or us) so they have a kids club for under 12 and also a 'tween club for early teens and then they have a club for 16 and up. I love this because it keeps each boy apart and with their own age group.
In this case, it is wise to see if YOU like the ship then proceed from there.