Hi carmena610, welcome to Cruise-Chat. There is a "club" for your children. They arrange the activities by age groups. It's a great way for them to meet other children their own age on board. There is so much to do on board that I cannot imagine them being more attracted to video games, but then again, I'm not a teenager. I have a feeling when they see the other kids having fun, they'll want to join in as well. You will receive a daily newsletter in your cabin listing all the activities for the day. You can go over it with them, see what the teen club is doing that day and find activities that will keep them away from the video games. They do have an arcade on board, but the games aren't free. You can limit their spending and tell them, when that's done, it's done. I have a feeling, they'll decide that there are a bunch of fun things that they'll want to do. I hope you'll try snorkeling in one of your ports, they will absolutely love it. St. Thomas would probably be the best to try a snorkeling excursion (better water and sea life). If they like jets, you might want to go to Maho beach in St. Maarten-the planes land nearly on top of you-quite exciting. It's been a long time since I've been to Bermuda and the only thing I really remember is Horseshoe Beach, absolutely beautiful pink sand beach. In Puerto Rico, Old San Juan and El Morro are really interesting. Another fun thing we did in St. Maarten was an America's Cup Racing Yacht excursion. It was where the tourists manned a real racing yacht, quite a hoot! Take a look through our Caribbean Port Chat Section, a little further down page you might find some excursions that you're interested in as well. Hope you have a fantastic cruise, and once again, welcome aboard!
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