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Club O2

Last post Fri, Nov 13 2009 8:36 AM by cruzingirl123. 4 replies.
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  • Sun, Oct 18 2009 6:59 PM

    • Ash31092
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    Club O2

    Club O2 is a great way to keep teens happy but...I think the age limit should be 15-18. 18 year olds have more fun with that age group rather than older adults.

  • Sun, Oct 18 2009 7:33 PM In reply to

    • Walt
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    Re: Club O2

    Ash31092:

    Club O2 is a great way to keep teens happy but...I think the age limit should be 15-18. 18 year olds have more fun with that age group rather than older adults.

    The trouble is that 18 year olds are adults, and Carnival would be opening up itself to all sort of problems if they allowed adults to socialize with children.

    As 18 year olds, IMHO, one is old enough to start making one's own social circles.  You shouldn't be needing Carnival to do it for you.  When on board, seek out other 18, 19 and maybe even 20 year olds, and organize your own fun.


  • Mon, Nov 9 2009 6:52 PM In reply to

    Re: Club O2

    My 17yo can't wait to be 18 and an adult.  The only people that ever complain, seems to be the adults, who do not want their kids to become adults.  Please, Club O2 is for kids, and not adults, just like the casino is for adults, and not kids.  What is the difference?  (Beside the fact most 18 year olds are too broke to gamble)

  • Thu, Nov 12 2009 9:34 PM In reply to

    Re: Club O2

    Instead of age, it should be grade.

    Elementary together

    then jr high together

    and high school

     

    I have a 14 year old who will be 15 only 3 weeks after our cruise but according to the rules she has to go w/ the 14 year olds.  She has advanced in school and is in the 10th grade and she's gonna have to hang out with 'younger' thinking kids.

     

    No big deal really, she'll have to deal with it.

  • Fri, Nov 13 2009 8:36 AM In reply to

    Re: Club O2

    When we cruised on the Pride in July each kid got a sticker that designated which club they were signed up for.  But my 14 YO who was turning 15 in Oct was given a club O2 sticker in addition to his circle C sticker because the counselor said he was "close enough"  (maybe cause his bro was in the older club?)  So your 14 YO might be able to get into the older club. Personally, I would keep her in circle C.  As far as I could tell, club O2 was nothing more than a teen disco that didn't open till 9:30 with a very few activities for this age group - basketball, volleyball tourney during the day. 

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