Hello , I feel parenting styles vary a great deal to what works best for them . With that said for me personally if my children were not already grown I would not bring my kids on a 70000 Tons cruise unless they were at least 12 years old , due to the overall mature nature of the cruise , to each his or her own though , this is just my personal perspective. Good luck either way to what you decide.Castroh wrote: ↑Sun Jan 23, 2022 7:58 pm I have a 9 year old daughter named Rhiannon (named after a 70k friend), and we’re thinking of bringing her next year. I’ve seen a few kids on our cruise over the years, but wanted to get everyone’s opinion on brining children next year. If you have kids, will you bring them on 70k? Should I bring my daughter? Can we make a 70k kids club? Let me know your thoughts.
Just be warned that if you bring them once, they're going to want to keep coming :)Castroh wrote: ↑Sun Jan 30, 2022 9:50 pm I appreciate the responses so far! I’ve been on the boat since 2012, so I’m thinking it’ll be more of a family vacation with a few concerts, a lot of swimming, water slides, arcade fun, mini golf, great food, and awesome people. I’ll check out the bands I need to see, but I won’t be running from show to show like a madman. It would be really cool if there was a group of kids from around the world who could all hang for an hour or two each day and build those memories. We’ll see what happens, I’m still 50/50 right now.
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