Honeymoon second marriage with children. Do one of the rooms offer privacy?

Honeymoon second marriage with children. Do one of the rooms offer privacy?
I’m going on a cruise marriage second honeymoon, and we take the kids. Do one of the cabins offer all kinds of privacy

response of cruise junkie
you can get to room with a door on the other .. or certain sequences of spaces.

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#2 written by sartell12 7 months ago

My family and I just went on Freedom of the Seas, Royal Caribbean’s largest ship, and we ran into the same problem. On Freedom of the Seas there were staterooms called Family Oceanview Staterooms that worked perfectly to accommodate all of our needs. My brother and I shared a bunk in a separate bunk room and my parents had the queen sized bed in the main room. There was even a curtain to separate the bedroom area from the couch area. The Family Oceanview Staterooms are about twice as big as a normal room but the price is very reasonable. Your other option is to get two adjoining rooms but since you are paying per person the cost of that can be close to double of just getting a larger room. Good luck and enjoy your honeymoon!

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#3 written by antontravel2004 7 months ago

The children have their own special entertainment areas on the ships, with certified day-care attendants and program managers. You probably won’t see the children during the day if you travel on Carnival. Carnival has the best kids programs, and the kids want to be in those programs all day. The kids must be potty trained to participate because Carnival won’t change diapers. You can also get the best commission on Carnival when you book thru a coop.

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#4 written by Chelley 7 months ago

you’ll need to book separate rooms as there is NO privacy within the room.

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#5 written by Tivogal 7 months ago

you can get adjoining rooms or some suites have a master bedroom and then a sitting room with beds in there.
i would call the cruise line or talk to your travel agent.
good luck

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#6 written by Dan 7 months ago

All of the staterooms offer privacy. Put the kids in one, and you and the spouse in the other. Or, get a suite with two bedrooms. If you put everyone in one room, well, you are on your own.

Regards,
Dan

PS If it were me, I would get a veranda for us and the inside room across the hall for the kids, if they are old enough.

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