Eurodam in the Caribbean during spring break?

[jkgourmet]

Looking at taking a cruise on the Eurodam in the Caribbean in March or April.  Spring Break.  It's been years since we sailed with HAL, but now that were much older (67 and 82), we'd like to go back and try it again.  BUT neither of us really wants to sail with a lot of kids, teenagers and undergrad college students.  (Yeah, we sound pretty snotty, but we've never had kids and we just don't 'get them.')

 

Thoughts?

Edited Monday at 09:42 PM by jkgourmet

[ECCruise]

7 day sailing.

Spring break.

Caribbean.

 

Kids will be there, only question is how many.

[Moriah]

Best bet is later in April when most schools are back in session.  March will see the most kids on board.  As you already undoubtedly know, if you MUST sail during spring break season, HAL is absolutely your best choice, but if you would like a mostly adult ship, try for later (or February).

[CruiserBruce]

10 minutes ago, ECCruise said:

7 day sailing.

Spring break.

Caribbean.

 

Kids will be there, only question is how many.

Agree for the most part. The longer the cruise, the fewer the kids.

[VermeulT]

I'd say only the middle of February is an issue with the influx of younger kids.  HAL isn't an interest for the college rowdy Spring Break youngens.

[Crew News]

A bigger issue might be finding a hotel room in Fort Lauderdale. 

 

Cruise out of Miami or Embarkation Day bus from Miami to Fort Lauderdale might be two options. 

[AKJonesy]

You might try a longer cruise that IS NOT a back to back.  I have noticed that more kids on the 7 day cruises.  I notice that Eurodam has some 11 day Caribbean that are not B2B.  That MIGHT reduce the number of kids, and no, you are not snotty.