Rm. booking requirement ages?

[Sea Belle]

Rm Booking requirement ages question is a concern for Spring Break cruise. Will Carnival allow 2 passengers ages 21 and 2 passengers ages 19 to book a cruise together in the same room?:confused:

[MCC retired]

As far as I know , Carnival still has the most strict age policy .

A 25 year old must be in that cabin of ages you mention.

[forwardcabin]

MCC is right. At least one 25 or older must be booked in each cabin. However, after boarding, you can go to Guest Services to have your room keys switched.

 

Here's hoping you have a wonderful cruise. Bon Voyage!

[airmj2123]

MCC is right. At least one 25 or older must be booked in each cabin. However, after boarding, you can go to Guest Services to have your room keys switched.

 

Here's hoping you have a wonderful cruise. Bon Voyage!

 

 

No, this is not correct.

 

If everyone in a cabin is 21+, there doesn't need to be anyway over the age of 25. If there is someone under the age of 21, a 25 year old needs to be on board as their guardian (doesn't need to be in same cabin... there is a bunch of information about how far they can be away, etc.).

 

 

"Carnival's policy regarding guests traveling alone or traveling with minors:

Guests are required to be 21 years old (on embarkation day) to travel. Guests under the age of 21 must be accompanied in the same stateroom by a parent or guardian 25 or older. The exceptions Carnival will make to this policy are:

 

Guests Under the Age of 21 Traveling with Parents / Grandparents

 

Guests under the age of 13

 

• Minors can be booked in separate staterooms, only if booked next door or directly across the hall from the Parents/Grandparents stateroom.

Note: Minors 13 and under may only be booked in a balcony stateroom with the Parents/Grandparents"; this also applies to connecting staterooms.

 

Guests 13 - 17 years of age

 

• Minors can be booked in separate staterooms, by up to 3 staterooms in between the minor stateroom and the Parents/Grandparents stateroom.

Note: Minors age 13 may only be booked in a balcony stateroom with the Parents/Grandparents; this also applies to connecting staterooms.

 

Guests 18 years of age and older

 

• Minors are 18 and older not required to be booked within close proximity nor on the same deck as the Parents/Grandparents. However, they will place you as close together as possible.

 

Guests Under the Age of 21 NOT Traveling with Parents / Grandparents

 

The minor must travel with a guardian 25 years of age or older in the same stateroom. The exceptions Carnival will make to this policy are:

 

• Legally married couples and same gender union couples less than 21 years of age must provide Carnival with legal proof of marriage/civil union at least two weeks prior to sailing.

• For those guests whose marriage/civil union will not take place until closer to the sailing date, they must bring proof of their marriage/civil union to embarkation. Failure to do so will result in denied boarding and no refund.

• Documentation: marriage license issued by the County Clerk’s Office; legal proof of civil union; for newly married couples: a copy of the marriage license application signed by the official that performed the ceremony.

 

Infants must be at least six months old (twelve months for Transatlantic, Hawaii and South America cruises) to be eligible to travel.

 

Guest ages will be verified at embarkation. Guests not conforming to this policy will be denied boarding and assessed a 100% cancellation penalty. NO exceptions will be made at embarkation.

 

Please note that adult guests are responsible for the safety and behavior of their minor guests. Our Camp Carnival®, Circle "C" and Club O2 programs features supervised activities for children 2-17.

 

Spa Carnival and fitness center: Guests under 12 years of age are not permitted in these facilities. Guests between the ages of 12 and 16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times.

 

All guests 16 years of age or older must provide an official photo I.D. When traveling with a minor and both parents/legal guardians are not cruising, we strongly recommend bringing an original signed letter from the absent parent/legal guardian authorizing the minor to travel with you. This will expedite processing by the Department of Homeland Security. Please note that a notarized letter to this effect is required if debarking with children in Mexico."

Edited January 5, 2015 by airmj2123

[cruisinfanatic]

airm, everyone in the cabin is not 21. MCC is correct. Read the original question

Edited January 5, 2015 by SeaUs