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What can 16 year olds do on Disney Cruise?

Vibe is our teens-only lounge, where kids ages 14 to 17 can enjoy music, movies, video games and more. Aboard the Disney Dream, Disney Fantasy and Disney Magic, teens can also rejuvenate and refresh by checking out Chill, our teens-only spa.



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At night, supervised teen programming may include interactive games, video game or arcade play, and late-night dance parties. The teen lounges will likely be open for general socializing, as well.

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The drinking age when onboard a Disney® ship is 21 years of age, except, when sailing from European countries or where the drinking age is under 21 years of age. Disney Cruise Line® does not prohibit guests from bringing alcohol on board.

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A: Disney Cruise Line Guests 21 years and older may bring a maximum of 2 bottles of unopened wine or champagne (no larger than 750 ml) or 6 beers (no larger than 12 ounces) on board at the beginning of the voyage and at each port of call. These beverages must be packed in carry-on (not checked) bags or luggage.

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Each Disney Cruise ship features activities and dining experiences open exclusively to guests 18 and older including: Cocktails (see the alcohol policy for Disney cruises), entertainment and dancing at our stylish, sophisticated nightclubs and lounges.

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Disney's Oceaneer Club and Lab are the two clubs for kids ages three to 12 on all four Disney cruise ships. Parents can drop off their kids anytime between roughly 9 a.m. and midnight or 1 a.m., and trained youth staff will watch the children and lead them in a wide variety of activities.

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Passengers under 21 years of age must be accompanied by a parent, guardian or chaperone who is at least 25 years old; one adult chaperone is required for every five people under 21. Parents, guardians and chaperones are responsible for overseeing the onboard conduct of minors.

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While 4-12 is the best age group for a Disney cruise, it's evident that Disney cruises have something for everyone. Toddlers participate in activities and see their favorite characters. Teens bond with peers in their own lounge. Adults unwind with luxury amenities.

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Dining, Food & Beverages – Frequently Asked Questions Q: What age must a Guest be to drink alcoholic beverages on the ship? A: The drinking age on board is 21, and a valid photo I.D. is required.

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It's a Small World Nursery is an add-on service. It costs $4.50/half hour, or $9.00/hour for your first child and then $4.00/half hour, or $8.00/hour for every additional child. If you need to cancel your appointment, contact the nursery at least four hours before your appointment.

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Give yourself plenty of time to see and explore all that it has to offer! Cruising as a single parent can be a great way to take a vacation. You'll have the opportunity to relax and enjoy time with your kids without worrying about all the details of traveling.

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Guests of all ages are invited to visit and enjoy both clubs during scheduled Open House times; there is also a youth venue tour on day one of sailing.

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A few lines (including Royal Caribbean, Celebrity, Princess and Norwegian) allow 18- to 20-year-olds to drink alcohol in international waters if their parent or adult guardian signs a waiver form.

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Many of the beverages served during your cruise are complimentary. However, all alcoholic beverages and certain other drinks will be charged to your stateroom folio. Beverages included at no extra charge: Soft drinks, coffee and tea served during meals.

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Are soft drinks or alcoholic beverages included with the cost of my cruise? A: Soft drinks are included at no extra cost with meals, while additional charges apply for bar drinks, beer, wine and bottled water.

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Prohibited items:
  • Prohibited items:
  • Electrical appliances such as rice cookers, hot plates, coffee makers, blenders, bottle sterilizers and bottle warmers.
  • Homemade, precooked or perishable foods or open food containers.
  • Ice chests or coolers, except as noted below.


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