Children's club welcome meeting

[winniesbestm8]

Is it compulsory to go?

 

We have done a few cruises with the children and always gone to the meetings, however these are always the next day so a sea day

 

We fly to join Azura on Christmas day this year, and don't depart Barbados until the evening on Boxing day, so I was just wondering if they will do the meeting the next day at sea, as more people will be joining us on Boxing day

[Clodia]

No it isn't compulsory however they like to create the impression that it is. If you have been to a couple you'll know the ropes. Just take your child(ren) down at the first opportunity, fill in their forms and sign them in.

I went to the first 2, then did this. It waqs something of a relief when my daughter got older and could sign herself in and out, though parents till had to sign H&s forms. This used to happen at age 9 but I believe they have to be older now. What a relief when she turned 18! Filling in "Elf n Safety" forms for a 16 or 17 year old was foolish!

[winniesbestm8]

No it isn't compulsory however they like to create the impression that it is. If you have been to a couple you'll know the ropes. Just take your child(ren) down at the first opportunity, fill in their forms and sign them in.

I went to the first 2, then did this. It waqs something of a relief when my daughter got older and could sign herself in and out, though parents till had to sign H&s forms. This used to happen at age 9 but I believe they have to be older now. What a relief when she turned 18! Filling in "Elf n Safety" forms for a 16 or 17 year old was foolish!

 

lol - company procedures and the world gone mad I guess, but at least it covers their backs.

 

I just can't imagine dragging myself back from the beach on Boxing day to go to the meeting, if it is the next sea day I will think about it

 

My daughter has special needs so I do have to make sure they are aware etc