questions re: cruise line provided cribs

[annimal]

Do most cruise lines provide similar types of cribs? I thought you generally get a pack n play, but is it usually a full size pack n play or the smaller "travel" version? Would it fit a 29 month old child?

[cb at sea]

RCI does P&P's...don't know the size, but most bring their own sheets...so it must be a standard size.

Carnival seems to lean towards cribs....

I guess it depends how big your 2 1/2 year old is!

[cruiseaholic76]

We were on Carnival in Jan and it was like a small porta crib. My son was 2 1/2 and he barely fit. I think pac n plays are a little longer.

[GOLDENBONNY]

Do most cruise lines provide similar types of cribs? I thought you generally get a pack n play, but is it usually a full size pack n play or the smaller "travel" version? Would it fit a 29 month old child?

 

 

I think its regular size,but we did not use one.if you open it there is no place to move in cabin,so we used sofa as a sleeping bad for out 1 year old .we put coffe table close to bed.this time we booked cabin with pull out sofa for her.

[winkfam]

We were on Norwegian with a 13 month old and the cruise provided a metal, narrow, crib. It was fine, but it's true that it does take up space. For a 29 mth old, if your cabin has a sofa bed, I would use that. If not, send the hubby to the top bunk bed and sleep with the toddler...

 

HTH!

[queenL]

Ditto! It was too big. We couldn't move around with it in the room. In the end we just pushed the twins together and let her sleep with us. I would say that it was the average size of a pack and play.

[lolakat]

On our 3 NCL cruises in the past 18 months they provided a standard pack n play. We asked for a "crib" but they told us they only had the PNP. Our DD is big (above 95th precentile) and she fit easily at 18 mo. I can't remember her exact wt/ht but she was likely about 30 lbs and 34 inches.