michiganian

Yes, there is a cost. I prebooked my passes from cozumelmexicotours.com. My then 4 yr old loved it. It's great for young kids and has a nice beach area. I've been to Nachi Cocum and wouldn't recommend the beach area for a young child. The pool is nice enough but it's just a standard pool. My vote would be for Playa Mia.

As others indicated, there are plenty of taxis at the port to take you there and always a few around Playa Mia to take you back.

My son was 4 yrs old when went on the Freedom. His favorite things were watching movies on the Lido deck and getting the free popcorn; watching the ship's path on the in-room TV; pushing the elevator buttons for us; finding our room cabin by looking for the door decoration; the pool; and the ice cream. He tolerated the kids' club but didn't look forward to going there.

We didn't attempt the mini golf but will this coming cruise in Feb. Ourupcoming cruise will have the WaterWorks area so I'm sure he'll enjoy that.

Thank you and great idea!

My 5 yr old son is excited to cruise again (went in Jan 2015). On our last cruise, we watched a movie on Freedom's Lido deck and got the free popcorn offered at the Lido deck bar (not sure the name of it). The popcorn was a little burnt and not very good. But my son is insistent that we watch another movie and have popcorn on our February cruise aboard the Breeze. Does anyone know if popcorn is offered during movie nights on the Breeze?

I would choose the first one. I loved Roatan!

My son was 4 years old and did fine during the muster drill. I would estimate ours to have been 20 minutes. He wanted to be held at one point but I simply said no (too heavy). People around us entertained him by asking if this was his first cruise, what he was excited about, etc.

If all else fails, you could always play I Spy with them. ;)

I didn't decorate the door on my first two cruises. But I did on my last one because my 4 yr old son loved finding our door by the Dr. Seuss sign (that was part of a gift we got from the Carnival gift shop).

You can't sign-up prior to boarding. It's always on the last sea day. They have various times you can pick from (if they're not booked up yet). When we went on the Freedom in January, it wasn't busy at all.

What ship has the best kids' program, activities, etc. for a 4 yr old? I feel like Carnival's website is not as user-friendly at comparing each ships amenities.

French Onion Soup ( I hope you can read this, if not let me know)

GOOD LUCK!!

Can you share what the Chef's Notes say?

By chance, does it have the recipe for the vanilla danishes or cinnamon rolls they serve at breakfast? Those danishes were to die for!

Newbie question: Why is it difficult to find your cabin? Aren't they clearly numbered? Is it because people forget their cabin numbers? :confused: