Spring Break on a Cruise?

Question

My brother 20- and myself18- are wanting to go on a cruise to the carribbean for spring break.. we were wondering what cruise line was the best for the younger age groups???any suggestions??

Answer 1

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Dave

Answer 2

Princess Cruise lines will let 18 yr olds cruise. If I can be of help further please let me know. I am a experienced Vacation Planner.

Answer 3

Try looking into Carnival cruises, younger people, less expensive.

Have fun!

Answer 4

You won't be able to book a cabin on most cruise ships unless someone older is going with you.  Depends on the cruise line, some have 21 as a minimum age, and some 25.

Carnival and Royal Caribbean are probably the most youth oriented.

Answer 5

I hope you are going with your parents since most of the cruise lines policy changed regarding teen cruising by themselves.  If you are in fact going with your parents, RC or Carnival as well as Princess should be good enough.  Enjoy!

Answer 6

If its only the two of you going, then the only cruise line i know of that will let you is princess. On most cruises for example Carnival one person has to be 21. So if its just the two of you, you are out of luck for Carnival, but princess is ok. Go to vacationstogo.com and go to cruise lines or cruise ships and then to a ship and it will tell you the age restrictions. Its kinda a pain with the ages but you can't do much about that.

Answer 7

Since neither of you are 25 and you aren't married to each other, you probably won't be able to go without parents.

Answer 8

yes it is good as u can enjoy a lot

Answer 9

Last year I took a Norwegian Cruise to the carribean...it was awesome! They have a lot of spring breakers and really good deals on rooms. You should check it out!

Answer 10

I'd agree--Carnival.  It's really centered on fun, activities, etc., and it is cheaper than most other lines.  I went on a Carnival cruise--it was all young people and families with kids.  Royal Caribbean would be ok too.  Princess tends to be older people.