1) Avoid Carnival, Princess, RCCL and all the mainstream lines. Reason, many of the folk that cruise these come from a level that these days give little regard to education and think nothing about pulling their kids out of school for cheaper and convenience of crusing during school time.
2) Go very high end during school seaon, the people that go here are generally well heeled and thus value eduction and won't pull their kids out. Also are generally older and their kids won't be the ones that run around like crazy drunk adults.
Hey all. I realize that cruising is a very popular family vacation choice. I love to cruise but am not exactly "kid friendly". My question is when and with which cruise line would be my best option to maximize the amount of adult guests and minimize the number of child guests. Every time I cruise there are a gazillion kids on board - even in the adults only areas of the ship which is annoying.
Any help would be apppreciated.
BTW - I am not a mean person, I just prefer my vacations to be quiet and relaxing without unsupervised children being allowed to galavant all over the ship.
Best time to cruise for the least amount of children on the boat
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1) Avoid Carnival, Princess, RCCL and all the mainstream lines. Reason, many of the folk that cruise these come from a level that these days give little regard to education and think nothing about pulling their kids out of school for cheaper and convenience of crusing during school time.
2) Go very high end during school seaon, the people that go here are generally well heeled and thus value eduction and won't pull their kids out. Also are generally older and their kids won't be the ones that run around like crazy drunk adults.