I am glad she is excited. My kids had gone to Camp Carnival a couple years ago (when they were in the older age spectrum) and spent five minutes before leaving - so they were not excited about Club O2. But we happened to pass by the room where they were signing the kids up and when they saw all the kids there and realized they were only their age, not little kids, they became very excited about it.
Apart from Club O2, my daughter also attended the towel folding class on the last day all by herself. It was put on by the housekeeping staff, who are some of the nicest people on the ship, and she had a great time. In fact, she spent most of dinner time that evening trying to fold her napkin into different shapes.
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Carnival Spirit - Exotic Mexican Riviera - January 9, 2008
Carnival Pride - Mexican Riviera - August 5, 2007
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and my kids both went with me: age 15 and 17. They both did a lot with Club O2 and met a lot of friends. They had a Meet-and-Greet that they enjoyed, they had dances and games, and a lot of activities that really are age-appropriate and not dumbed-down for kids. We also went to karaoke every day, and at least on our ship they had hours that were just for kids. I think it was not until 11pm that it was 18 and over. There will be lots to do and you will have lots of fun!
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