MSC Divina - Drinking Age?

[MorganTravel]

Does anyone know what the drinking age is on the MSC Divina during a European itinerary?

[pinkpanther52]

As the drinking age in most European countries is 18 I would guess it would be 18.

[Beamafar]

It's over 18s on European sailings.

[AmoMondo]

It is 18 and over every where except on the sailings out of the US when they increase it to 21 and over.

[dbkk4]

18 years

[LP Dad]

It may be officially 18, but under-18s will not be carded or refused if ordering alcohol with a parent present.

 

Not saying how I know that.

[L3GWG]

It may be officially 18, but under-18s will not be carded or refused if ordering alcohol with a parent present.

 

 

 

Not saying how I know that.

 

 

 

The rules are there for a reason. Firstly legality and your comment not saying how you know means you know it is wrong and you don't condone it? So you obviously agree with it. Beggars belief

 

 

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[Beamafar]

So, you were happy to have your under 18-year-old drinking alcohol, then? A 15-year-old Irish girl drowned when she fell from a cruise ship a few years back - alcohol being a major contributory factor. Just think yourself lucky that you weren't responsible for the same happening to your child with your ridiculous lack of responsibility. You seem to think it was oh, so clever, to fool the crew into serving alcohol to your child because they were with one of their parents. :rolleyes:

[DipBrat]

So, you were happy to have your under 18-year-old drinking alcohol, then? A 15-year-old Irish girl drowned when she fell from a cruise ship a few years back - alcohol being a major contributory factor. Just think yourself lucky that you weren't responsible for the same happening to your child with your ridiculous lack of responsibility. You seem to think it was oh, so clever, to fool the crew into serving alcohol to your child because they were with one of their parents. :rolleyes:

 

Best for 15-16 year olds to have alcohol with their parents rather than in the woods with their peers. Given current legal environment in the US doing this on a cruise in Europe makes a lot of sense.