Ok that sounds good, but how do I get her too have self check out privileges, is it on the app or do I do it on the ship?With a 12-year-old, this is probably not an issue for you, but be aware that in order to participate in Edge, your daughter must have self check-out privileges at the Lab. She will be able to go to either area and switch between them.
If it wasn’t a part of online check in process then you can do it on the ship. It’s a very simple process.Ok that sounds good, but how do I get her too have self check out privileges, is it on the app or do I do it on the ship?
It’s part of the check in procedure on the app. I did it with my 12 year old. There is a section where you agree to allow the child self check in and out.Ok that sounds good, but how do I get her too have self check out privileges, is it on the app or do I do it on the ship?
I don’t think so since you have to be 12 to go into edge? Not fully sure though.Can younger siblings switch between the two as well if they are 10?
Oh i thought it was 11 and she turns 11 this year.I don’t think so since you have to be 12 to go into edge? Not fully sure though.
Can younger siblings switch between the two as well if they are 10?
Oh i thought it was 11 and she turns 11 this year.
This is correct. Children who are 11 or 12 can "automatically" move between the Oceaneers Lab and Edge. If a child is close to turning 11, the Edge staff may choose to allow that child to participate in Edge, but it is not guaranteed. The parent would need to go with the child to Edge and ask if it's possible for that sailing and with that child. It's necessary to go with the child so the staff can get a sense of whether the child would do well with older children. Children who are approved for Edge can then go between Edge and the Lab.They have to actually be 11, not turning 11. Sometimes, DCL will allow you to sign a waiver to allow a 10yo to get into Edge. Depends on capacity.
Yes, Edge will have a schedule of activities, but it won't be in the app. She will have to go after it opens for the day (usually at 10 AM) to see what is on offer for the day. They have a little board that they write the activities on. I've attached a picture of the activities from the Dream two weeks ago. My daughter just snaps a picture at the beginning of the day so she can reference it on her phone.My daughter is 11 so she will fall into this group - Does Edge have any scheduled events at all? Like anything where a time is set? I've made a mental note to make sure we go there on Day 1. Like scavenger hunts and such - are they scheduled?
Do any of you have previous experience with this age group and going to the Oceaneers club? Are they too old to enjoy it? I guess it varies by child. My DD was 9 on our last cruise and wen to OC some, not a ton, but seemed to enjoy when she did. But I wasn't really looking ahead then to know if older kids were present.