Thread: Family Divided into 2 Cabins

We're a family of four and most of the time we'll get two rooms (and most of the time they're not connecting). We enjoy it because it gives us more room. It also depends on how on the kids are. I guess that might make a difference.

Originally Posted by ladibugz

We want to take our "Crew" on a cruise. There are 6 of us. My DH & I, and our darling children ages 16, 12, 11, and 4. Is it better to have one parent in each room or have the 4 yo sleep in mom & dad's room?

How about a quad for the children in a connecting cabin? You may need to book early to get this situation.

LuLu

We did a cruise with 5 people. 2 in one cabin... 3 in the other... connecting cabins.

When we cruise as a family, we take 2 rooms within close proximity of each other. I do insist that the boys (ages 17&13) cabin not have a balcony, so on our next family cruise they are in the interior cabin accross the hall from our balcony cabin. Besides being cheaper, it makes me feel more secure.