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Thinking of booking with 2 children 11 and 9 would any recommened celebrity with families
Submitted by:harris, newport on 9th Aug 2008
Subject: Celebrity Cruises ![]()
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by harris, newport (18 Aug 08 09:18)
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a QUESTION by harris (09 Aug 08 14:26)
Many thanks for your reply. Having just cruised on Ventura which the children thoroughly enjoyed we were worried about booking Celebrity,it sounds like the children would enjoy it as much. Good to know that there were a good number of children.
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by Pickering, Calne (17 Aug 08 14:36)
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a QUESTION by harris (09 Aug 08 14:26)
Hi - we have just returned from a (first) 14 night cruise in the Baltic with Celebrity Constellation. We have two boys aged 14 and 15 and they have just had what they have described as "the best holiday ever by miles - if you book anything else in future it would be an anti-climax". They have various kids clubs depending upon age group and organise a programme of events every day starting at 9:00 am and running through to 1:00 am for the older kids. To give you an indication there were 200 "kids" on our cruise ranging from 1 to 17. My two went their own way and each met up with a group of about 10-12 friends that they stuck with for the whole holiday. They are both thoroughly miserable at having left them all behind. To sum up I would definitely recommend Celebrity for children. Anecdotally the friends my boys met up with are seasoned cruisers who have been on a number of cruises lines and rate Celebrity the best.
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by overton, crawley (09 Aug 08 15:03)
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We were in a similar situation. We've never cruised before, but after much studying of the various cruise lines we eventually chose Celebrity Solstice for our 1st ever cruise in Aug 09. We have our (will be) 12 year old son with us. Have read that the kids clubs are very good with Celebrity, and although they dont have the climbing walls/water slides that other ships have, we figured that considering the perfect itinerary with only 2 sea days we wouldnt be spending a lot of time on ship other than evenings. The other major factor was the price, a whole lot cheaper than RCI / P&O and we get a balcony of the price of a standard outside on other lines!
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by Wilba, N (09 Aug 08 14:54)
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a QUESTION by harris (09 Aug 08 14:26)
The RCI Voyager & Freedom Class ships have more going for kids than anything else on the water, but Celebrity is their premium brand so it depends what are your priorities.
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by Neil Down, Southampton (09 Aug 08 14:32)
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a QUESTION by harris (09 Aug 08 14:26)
Yes, I would they are excelent for children although I consider the parent company, Royal Caribbean, to be even better and most-times cheaper... Neil
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