Kid programs during Covid?

[youngncruzin90]

Any talk/thoughts yet about how kid programs will work once cruising resumes or if they will even be open?

[neverbeenhere]

I would bet on not in operation. 

[mom says]

Trying to get young kids to maintain social distancing in a kids club would be like trying to herd cats. I somehow doubt many parents would risk their child's health on a COVID era cruise; but for those who do, I would bet the clubs would be closed.

[sanger727]

8 hours ago, mom says said:

Trying to get young kids to maintain social distancing in a kids club would be like trying to herd cats. I somehow doubt many parents would risk their child's health on a COVID era cruise; but for those who do, I would bet the clubs would be closed.

Are you suggesting that a kids club is inherently more dangerous than sending kids to school or day care? At least the kids in the kids club would be Covid tested within the last 7 days, unlike kids in school and day care.

[cruizergal70]

2 hours ago, sanger727 said:

Are you suggesting that a kids club is inherently more dangerous than sending kids to school or day care? At least the kids in the kids club would be Covid tested within the last 7 days, unlike kids in school and day care.

Many people question sending kids to school and day care.

[cruisemom42]

One of the "live reports" from someone on one of the MSC Mediterranean restart cruises said the kids' club was operating, and their website bears that out:

 

https://www.msccruisesusa.com/news/msc-reveals-health-safety-protocol

 

Although they do mention new spaces and reduced capacity.