Bingo

[chasinraynbowz]

When playing Bingo on board, I know that you have to be 18 or older.  Can my grandsons (16 and 12) attend with me?  Can I let them mark the cards if I yell Bingo (which probably won't happen... lol)?  

 

No drama please.  Just asking a simple question.

 

Thanks

[Sailin_Pirate]

No idea , but  you should take them to the casino and let them press the buttons on the slots and roll some dice.

[lesters]

21 minutes ago, chasinraynbowz said:

When playing Bingo on board, I know that you have to be 18 or older.  Can my grandsons (16 and 12) attend with me?  Can I let them mark the cards if I yell Bingo (which probably won't happen... lol)?  

 

No drama please.  Just asking a simple question.

 

Thanks

Yes you can.  We have done this over the years with our daughter. 

 

And this is not just a Carnival situation - we did this on our very first cruise which was a Disney cruise.  It was filled with families all working together on their bingo cards.   

 

 

[ShakyBeef]

Yes, exactly as lesters said, it is perfectly acceptable, allowed, and seemingly encouraged, since (although I guess they don't do this anymore since going to "virtual" bingo balls) they would invite a child up to check the balls at the beginning of a session and then give them a SOAS for their services.  My then-7yo DD got her first SOAS for this.  Take the kids and have fun.  And GOOD LUCK!🙂

[serene56]

Bingo is very different from casino as that casino should not allow under 18 in there.    But kids play bingo-  and the Deal or no deal-- but a parent needs to claim the win

 

[chasinraynbowz]

4 hours ago, Sailin_Pirate said:

No idea , but  you should take them to the casino and let them press the buttons on the slots and roll some dice.

Really?  SMH always has to be one in the crowd who thinks he's funny.

 

 

[chasinraynbowz]

Thanks everyone for the help (well those who helped).  I thought I remembered kids being in there but since I normally don't cruise with them I wasn't sure.