Victory on Xmas

[southsidejew]

Going on the Victory for Xmas anyone else going to be onboard?

:D Kids ages 3,4, and 11 any advice on excursions(St Thomas, St Maarten, San Juan)?:(

Also anyone have info on mac and cheese for kids dinner or grilled cheese? :rolleyes: And last anyone have info on the kids clubs for there ages?:confused:

Would appreciate any help

[jenjens1023]

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[LHP]

Going on the Victory for Xmas anyone else going to be onboard?

:D Kids ages 3,4, and 11 any advice on excursions(St Thomas, St Maarten, San Juan)?:(

Also anyone have info on mac and cheese for kids dinner or grilled cheese? :rolleyes: And last anyone have info on the kids clubs for there ages?:confused:

Would appreciate any help

 

 

St Thomas is one of those places you can grab a taxi and do the "beach thing" on your own if you are interested. Coki's is a small beach. It is never hard to find taxis to come back.

 

My youngest is a grilled cheese "expert". (that is how he rates the local restaurants) But he usually turns into the "pizza man" when we get onboard. With the Victory having a deli, I am sure that a grilled cheese would not be a problem for them!

[poodlemom396]

No trip to St. Thomas is fun unless you take the kids to Coral World!!! It is amazing, I just went back to St. Thomas for summer vacation after visiting on a cruise and it is so much fun. It sits next to Coki Beach for some swimming afterwords. It is like a smaller sea world. Ideal for kids.

Anne