School Trip on Cruise - C&A Points?

[CruiseDancer]

I tried searching, but did not see anything.

 

My son will be going on a trip through the school (chorus and orchestra) in April. Part of the trip includes a cruise. Of course, since this is through the school, I have absolutely nothing to do with any of the planning or being able to see the trip in his cruise planner. My question is - how will we go about getting C&A points for the cruise?

 

Thanks.

[Clarea]

I tried searching, but did not see anything.

 

My son will be going on a trip through the school (chorus and orchestra) in April. Part of the trip includes a cruise. Of course, since this is through the school, I have absolutely nothing to do with any of the planning or being able to see the trip in his cruise planner. My question is - how will we go about getting C&A points for the cruise?

 

Thanks.

Just have the travel agent the school is using associate your son's C&A number with his booking.

[CruiseDancer]

Thanks for the quick response. I will have to go through the chorus director to see if he will pass on the information to the travel agent. I don't even know who that is at this point.

 

Thanks, again.

[tropiclvrs]

I would think it can also be added upon check-in Either in person or at the port. No?

[denatravels]

I'm a certified teacher-- can I chaperone????

[CruiseDancer]

I'm a certified teacher-- can I chaperone????

 

Sorry, but they wouldn't even let the parents, who have volunteer certifications, chaperone on this one. My son was disappointed since he knows how much I love cruising.

 

Now, another son will probably be going on a cruise next summer with a friend, and I will again be sitting at home.

[Iamthesea]

What ship? Are the student performing on the ship?

I would not like it if parents could not go along on the cruise. Can't you book the cruise even if you are not a chaperone?

Edited September 18, 2015 by Iamthesea

[Clarea]

Sorry, but they wouldn't even let the parents, who have volunteer certifications, chaperone on this one. My son was disappointed since he knows how much I love cruising.

 

Now, another son will probably be going on a cruise next summer with a friend, and I will again be sitting at home.

Is the entire ship chartered? If not, they can't really stop you from taking the same cruise.

[NanciRDH]

Is the entire ship chartered? If not, they can't really stop you from taking the same cruise.

 

This is my thought too...I may not be officially a chaperone, but I would be on that ship!

 

But, if it's been chartered for a high school event, not sure I'd want to be the adults in charge of all those hormonal teens! LOL :eek:

[John&LaLa]

We had a high school orchestra on our Freedom cruise in June. Karaoke was an eye opener

[brillohead]

I tried searching, but did not see anything.

 

My son will be going on a trip through the school (chorus and orchestra) in April. Part of the trip includes a cruise. Of course, since this is through the school, I have absolutely nothing to do with any of the planning or being able to see the trip in his cruise planner. My question is - how will we go about getting C&A points for the cruise?

 

Thanks.

 

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