[mairinmaureen]

Yesterday I spoke with a coworker of mine (a Disney fanatic whose license plate reads DSNYLND) who went on a Disney Cruise a few years ago. She was a little disappointed to find children in the adults only areas and even more disappointed that the CM's did not address the issue.

Has anyone else had this experience?

[Peppertink]

Originally Posted by mairinmaureen

Yesterday I spoke with a coworker of mine (a Disney fanatic whose license plate reads DSNYLND) who went on a Disney Cruise a few years ago. She was a little disappointed to find children in the adults only areas and even more disappointed that the CM's did not address the issue.

Has anyone else had this experience?

I would be disappointed too, but in the 3 times I've sailed with them, I've never had this problem. Not that there were never any children in the quiet/adult pool area...some people are gonna try or are just not aware of the rules....but in each instance a CM always addressed the issue and politely reminded the guests that it was an adults only area. Hopefully your friends experience was an isolated incident.

[chastmastr]

Now, if they offered adult stuff like the Disney Institute used to offer -- cool seminars on imagineering and things like that -- then I'd be much more interested.