Conjoined cabins on a cruise?

Question

do the age requirements stay the same as if they were separate cabins or do the age requirements change for the second cabin?

Answer 1

Yes: 2 parents in the first cabin, and 2 children in a connecting cabin, as long as the children's room is NOT a balcony.  Must be purchased under the SAME booking number.

Carnival: All passengers must be 21 years old, or have at least a parent, grandparent or guardian over the age of 25 in the cabin. Must be 4 months old to travel.

Celebrity: All passengers must be 21 years old, or have at least one person in the cabin over age 21. No minimum age for infants.

Crystal: All passengers must be 18 years old, or have at least one person in the cabin over age 21. No minimum age for infants.

Cunard: At least one person must be 18 years old. Must be 12 months for some destinations, otherwise minimum age to sail is 6 months.

Disney: All passengers must be 18 years old, or have at least one person in the cabin over age 21. No minimum age for infants.

Holland America: All passengers must be 21 years old, or have at least one person in the cabin over age 25. Must be 3 months old to travel.

Norwegian Cruise Line: All passengers must be 21 years old, or have at least one person in the cabin over age 21. Minimum age to sail is 6 months.

Princess: All passengers under the age of 21 years must have someone in the cabin who is 21 years or older. The minimum passenger age is 6 months on Alaska, Canada/New England, Caribbean, Europe, Mexico and Transcanal cruises, and 12 months on all other cruises.

Royal Caribbean: All passengers must be 21 years old, or have at least one person in the cabin over age 21. No minimum age for infants.

Answer 2

i believe the rules are the same for all cabins. Underage young people have to have a person over 21 in their cabin. Also some cruise lines require an adult of 25 years at least.

go to the cruiselines website.

best wishes

Answer 3

Put an adult in each cabin and you should be ok.