Cruising with 3 year olds

Our first 2 days were pretty rough seas. The girls did well and did not need any seasickness meds. They went to camp carnival 4 hours a day(2 in the morning and 2 after dinner). They got a tshirt, sand art necklace, and drawstring bag. The tshirt and bag they got to color.

Ps I'll answer any questions but I can't type a lot now because I'm on my iPhone.

 

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Our first 2 days were pretty rough seas. The girls did well and did not need any seasickness meds. They went to camp carnival 4 hours a day(2 in the morning and 2 after dinner). They got a tshirt, sand art necklace, and drawstring bag. The tshirt and bag they got to color.

Ps I'll answer any questions but I can't type a lot now because I'm on my iPhone.


Which cruise did you go on? I was thinking of doing the Disney cruise in the next couple of months with my DH and girls. He will be deploying in a few months and am trying to figure out some sort of vacation we can take that the girls will enjoy too. What exactly is the camp carnival?

 

Carnival because ,they will take non potty trained children. I have heard Disney is more 5 and up. The keepers were really good with the kids.

 

What is the minimum age for Camp Carnival? Is this the 1st cruise you have taken them on? We want to cruise again...really bad! BUT we don't think the twins are quite old enough (18mths.)