MInor in Grandparents’ Cabin

[gator29]

We have two connecting cabins booked for an upcoming cruise. They were booked through the casino and it worked better price wise to put my daughter (minor) in my parents room (players). So cabin 1 has my parents and my daughter and cabin 2 has me and my husband. Both reservations are connected through the casino. Anything we need to do since we put our minor daughter in their room? I don’t want want any surprises at the port or when we go to do final payment this week. 

Edited February 18, 2019 by gator29

[Ashland]

I don't think they'll be any concerns/problems booking this way. Once onboard no one cares who sleeps where but you can also go to guest services and have her SeaPass changed to reflect the cabin she'll actually be in.

[gator29]

To clarify she will be staying in her grandparents  cabin, we do not plan to switch her. My question is whether there is any paperwork, etc. we would need to do since they are not her legal guardian. I figure since we are traveling with her, it should not be a problem but I figured I better double check based on recent posts involving minors. 

[Ourusualbeach]

No problems at all with that arrangement and as long as you all board together no extra documentation is required.

[katiel53]

I travel with my son, his wife and my granddaughter.  She is usually in the cabin with me.  When she needs waivers to be signed, or for here to be registered for the kids club, her parents do it.

 

We have done this several times and have never had a problem.

[gator29]

Many thanks for your replies!