What is a good cruise line for young adults that are 20-22?

Question

i want to go on a cruise ship that isnt extremely expensive and appeals to the younger crowd. i have been on cruises before where bingo is the most exciting event of the day. also is there any cruise lines that are all inclusive with drinks and alcohol?

Answer 1

Royal Caribbean, Carnival, NCL

Answer 2

First you'll have to find one that allows people your age to travel alone.  

Carnival would probably be your best bet, but you probably don't meet their age requirements.

The only cruises that are "all-inclusive" for alcohol and drinks would be the "luxury" lines, like Seaborne, Crystal, etc, and they would be too stuffy for you.

You won't be able to drink on any cruise if you are under 21.   The room key is also your "charge card" and it indicates whether you are >21.  If you are "caught" [more likely if you get smashed and act in an obnoxious manner], the captain can put you and everyone in your cabin off at the next port, to find your own way home.

Answer 3

Carnival is probably your best bet, but check the age restrictions first about how old you have to be to be able to book a cabin.  From what I remember some cruise lines require that anyone under 21 be in a room with someone over 25.

Answer 4

Carnival would be the best for you. I know of no cruise line where drinks and alcohol is included except the most expensive one, Crystal cruise lines.

Answer 5

Carnival would be your best bet.  I would suggest going on a Conquest Class ship (it is bigger).  Although, there are many different age groups on Carnival, you would have the most fun with all the different activities and parties they offer.  Carnival also is a great value for what you get and they have some amazing staterooms; very cozy, comfortable, and spacious.

Answer 6

Carnival is the best for your age group.

Answer 7

You'll have the most fun on Carnival.  I've been on a few different cruise lines and Carnival by far has more for everyone to do on the ship; meaning games and such.  They sometimes are the cheapest too.  Book a cabin with a window on the bottom level (cheapest room) and two weeks before you set sail, call Carnival and ask for a free upgrade.  They'll move you to the top floor if there's a room available, for free.  Go to ibtraveling.com to compare cruise prices and bring your own snokel equipment and get your own taxi when you get to an island so it'll be cheaper still.  The taxi driver will bring you to the best beach for snorkeling, and pick you up on time too.  As for the drinks...I don't think any ships have all incluisvie drinks...bring some vodka in a squirt gun; it might work that way...I've seen it done before with kids your age.