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Does anyone have experience with the Atlantis Submarine in Barbados? Looking for thoughts - good, bad and ugly. We are thinking of going with a 4 and 2 year old (our ship has a minimum age of 4, but it looks like we can book directly since she meets their minimum height requirements).  My kids are really into turtles and I was thinking it might be a good way to see them without worrying about them in deeper water or tours that lure them with bread. 
 

Also the website has a premium option for $50 more to sit up front. Wondering if it is worth it? 

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I haven't been to Barbados yet but I did the Atlantis Sub in Cozumel booked through the ship for about $100. I sat near the front of the Sub. I liked it because I could see the pilot and out his front window. But I wouldn't pay an extra $50 for it. If they board the same way we did in Cozumel the people in the front row of the boat ended up in the front of the sub. I was one of those people. I"m going to be posting photos and videos on my blog this week. I'll try to remember to link it here in case you're interested.

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On 10/24/2019 at 11:38 AM, ewespinme said:

Does anyone have experience with the Atlantis Submarine in Barbados? Looking for thoughts - good, bad and ugly. We are thinking of going with a 4 and 2 year old (our ship has a minimum age of 4, but it looks like we can book directly since she meets their minimum height requirements).  My kids are really into turtles and I was thinking it might be a good way to see them without worrying about them in deeper water or tours that lure them with bread. 
 

Also the website has a premium option for $50 more to sit up front. Wondering if it is worth it? 

 

This has pictures and videos of my Cozumel version of the Atlantis Submarine.

 

https://saintgregtravel.com/glory-days-cozumel/

 

 

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We did this about 3 years ago...we were staying in Barbados for a week - not on a cruise.  Half of our family did this while the other half did a resort dive.   I am not sure we had an option to buy for a seat up front, but we were right at the windows without it.  My kids were teenagers not little ones, but we all enjoyed it.  It was a great way to see under the water without having to scuba.  However, we did not see any turtles.  We did see fish and coral and I think they went by a shipwreck maybe?  I thought it was worth it for anyone who hasn't seen what it looks like 40 feet down or so....but don't do this if you think you will see any turtles.  I don't think that's likely.

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