camp carnival on the Pride

[teachabcdee]

Can anyone tell me how this "camp" works? Is it a limited / "first come first serve" program? I was reading that there is a 46 max capacity in fun room. Do they meet in other areas as well?

[LHP]

We have used Camp Carnival on 15 different ships (including the Pride) without a problem.

You will not be turned away.
On the embarkation night, there will be an orientation so that you can fill out one sheet of paper listing allergies etc. It is usually around 7pm, so look for the notification in the Capers.

Later on in the evening there will be a gathering (including parents) so the kids get comfortable with their counselors.

Camp Carnival starts the next morning at 9AM. And they care for your little ones until 10PM with breaks for lunch and dinner. Port days are handled a little differently as are formal nights (in case parents want to eat alone).

It will all be spelled out in the CC Caper that will cover all camp activities for the entire cruise. (unlike Adult Capers which handle one day at a time)

Camp Carnival has always exceeded our expectations. We have a special needs son and (I admit it) I am WAY overprotective. They have always done an outstandng job.

[teachabcdee]

Thank you so much for your reply. I was getting a little nervous there wondering what we would do if it was full!

[Dave]

My two centavos.....Camp Carnival is wonderful. On our recent cruise on the Holiday we had over 600 kids aboard but you never saw that many and this speaks highly for the youth program.

Our son is usually quite aloof and prefers to be with us. Yet on the Carnival cruises he actually asks us when the Camp Carnival stuff is going to happen. He doesn't do this when we are on other cruise lines.

[teachabcdee]

My son will be 16 when we cruise. Do they have activities for them. I read that the program is only to 15 years of age.