Age question

[jbrooksodh]

I have a question about age to have a room booked by yourself. Is it 21? My daughter will be 20 next year and we may add her to a cruise we are planning. If she (and college roommate who is also 20) decide to go can I book them a room together? Or do I have to split my wife and I up and just get extra room keys? Not a huge deal but would be a little easier to just book the rooms the way we intend to split them up!

 

Thanks1

[Clarea]

If they are both 21 by the time of the cruise, there are no restrictions, they can be in any stateroom by themselves.

 

Royal will allow you to book guests under 21 together in the same stateroom as long as that stateroom is next to or across the hall from the responsible adult. You have to call to do this, you cannot do this on the website.

[Biker19]

Or do I have to split my wife and I up and just get extra room keys?

If you have Emerald and up C&A status you may want to split up so both cabins get any potential C&A related discount.

[Ourusualbeach]

If you have Emerald and up C&A status you may want to split up so both cabins get any potential C&A related discount.

If their daughter has sailed with her parents before then she would also be Emerald and entitled to the same discounts.

 

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[jbrooksodh]

Thanks all!

[Biker19]

If their daughter has sailed with her parents before then she would also be Emerald and entitled to the same discounts.

For the OP that link was lost 1+ year ago, so maybe not the same level.

[brillohead]

For anyone else reading this with the same question (doesn't apply to OP's situation, though), the age limits are waived for married people and members of the military.