January 28th, 2012 | 
Author: Question by tjracer30: Whats the best cruise line for 22 year olds?
Looking to go on a cruise with a bunch of friends we’re all over 21, and want a cruise line with good nightlife/clubs, and entertainment. None of us have ever been on a cruise and don’t know what included in the price and what isn’t. Any help would be awesome. Thanks.
Best answer:
Answer by Penny B
none. unless there is a 25 yr old in the cabin, you will not be allowed to travel unless you are married.
cruise lines stick to the us age for doing things. 21 to drink, and 18 to gamble.
NOT included: tips and gratuity of 10$ per day per person. supper club, bingo at 10$ per card, sodas, alcoholic beverages, spinning class, bottled water, photos, souvioners
INCLUDED: all the food you can eat except at specility coffee shops, all other entertainment.
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My boyfriend and I are planning a cruise during March 2008. I am graduating college this year, and he is already in the workforce and we are both 21. We’re looking for a cruise line that will offer fun activities that don’t revolve around getting trashed. We also love any excuse to be formal. Is it safe to say we will enjoy the Royal Caribbean cruise more than the Carnival cruise? We want to avoid the typical spring break crowd, but not be the only younger people on the boat. Any advice?
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Answer by Pavel
I would avoid Carnival if you want to avoid slobbering drunks. I would also avoid Princess – my wife and I took a Pricess cruise this spring and, in our mid-thirties, were on the young end of the spectrum, especially if you discount kids.
I’ve never been on an RC cruise, but I suspect you will still be some of the younger people there. They key is to sign up for fun activites at the various stops. For instance, if you did a zip-wire or white water rafting trip, chances are there won’t be too many grandparents on the trip.
But mostly, a cruise is about having fun with each other. If you make some friends, great, if not, who cares.
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Bon voyage
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And i am a dude so i don’t want to go on Olivia cruises for lesbians! I don’t even think they let guys on the ship!
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