Question about two parties checking in

[ehough]

We are traveling on the Westerdam in a couple of weeks- it will be myself, DH, our two children and then also my MIL and her husband. When MIL booked the rooms she was told she'd need to register one of our children to her room (I guess because our room was limited to three people? I am unsure, to be honest).

 

Therefore I am confused about boarding- we will not be flying down there together and so may arrive at different times. Would we be able to check our child in ourselves (if we have her boarding paperwork), though she is registered to a different room than us?

 

I assume MIL would not be able to check in with our child. Should we just play it safe and all check in together? Thanks for any advice. :)

[jdvmd]

We are traveling on the Westerdam in a couple of weeks- it will be myself, DH, our two children and then also my MIL and her husband. When MIL booked the rooms she was told she'd need to register one of our children to her room (I guess because our room was limited to three people? I am unsure, to be honest).

 

Therefore I am confused about boarding- we will not be flying down there together and so may arrive at different times. Would we be able to check our child in ourselves (if we have her boarding paperwork), though she is registered to a different room than us?

 

I assume MIL would not be able to check in with our child. Should we just play it safe and all check in together? Thanks for any advice. :)

 

Shouldn't be any problem whatsoever just as long as you take all the proper documentation for your child. The child is definitely staying with the grandparents in the room, right?