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Peachy~Girl

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Hello Im a 2nd time cruisers just got back from our 1st cruise last month. It was just me and my SO, now we want to book a cruise with our children. We have 4 children ages 15, 12, 10, 6. I tried going through the booking motions on carnival and it will only book 5 ppl, so my question is do i need to call carnival in order to book for 6. Im guessing we will need 2 rooms:D so is my 15 yr old son old enough to have a room in his name?

 

Thanks, we cant wait to cruise again:p

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You need to be 21 to have a room. What you will need to do is book one room

with yourself and 2 child and another with your husband with 2 kids.

 

You can get joining rooms if you can. But I think you only get double with

joining rooms. I looked on the spirit and did not see triple or quads with

joining doors. Must be due to the bunks.

 

But I know folks with 15 year olds which will get 2 rooms with the parents each

in one room. But at night the kids are in the one room and parents in the other.

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On a Spirit class you can get ajoining rooms where one is a balcony and the other an inside. It's and 8B and a 4C with the door between them on the Upper deck. Cabins 5108 and 5106 and likewise on the other side of the ship. There are also the same set ups on empress and verandah decks - but these are higher category cabins.

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I'm pretty sure you can't book 6 in a room except maybe for at cat 6e (Detiny, Triumph and Conquest Classes), and you would have to call because the web site only goes up to 5 ppl.

 

If you decide to book 2 seperate rooms despite what people say you don't have to go through the whole split the adults up thing. As long as you are not booking guarantee, you can book the kids in their own room as long it is beside or across the hall from the parents.

 

We usually book a balcony and an inside across the hall.

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