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We're leaving in a couple of weeks for a family cruise on the Oasis, and my daughter will turn 3 on the first full day of the cruise (ie, the day following embarkation day). This is also the first day that Adventure Ocean is available for kiddos. Does anyone have an idea if my 3 year old will be allowed to participate in Adventure Ocean with her 5 year old big sister, or if her only option will be the nursery, since she'll be listed as a 2 year old on the ship's manifest? I'm really hoping she'll be able to participate with her sister and the other "big kids"!

We took our daughter on the cruise when she was 11 months, and just fed her regular food from either the adults or kids menu. Fruit, veggies, chicken, Mac and cheese, pasta, etc. little ones also love the chilled fruit soups they serve. Point is, you shouldn't need to ask for anything special- just order off the menu and cut it up small!

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We're going to be onboard Jewel in a few weeks. While onboard, we would like to book our next cruise, and also book a room for our parents, who will be joining us on that cruise, but not on the Jewel. Does anyone know if they will still be eligible for the "book onboard" perks, even though they won't be onboard with us?

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My parents have an ongoing joke about Sting Ray city at Grand Caymen. Even though they've been onn 4 or 5 cruises with GC as a port, they always try to go to Sting Ray city and have not once made it, due to either the ship not stopping at GC due to bad weather, or due to cancellation of all water-based excursions due to moderately bad weather. They were on Independence last week, and so once again, they had another failed bid at going to SR City!

Yes, you can leave your kid in the nursery when you go ashore- the nursery will be open when the ship is in port.

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