Royal Caribbean and Carnival Cruise Line have implemented age policies and rules for their guests, especially regarding minors, stateroom assignments, and alcohol consumption. The minimum age to sail unaccompanied varies for guests from North America and Europe, with Royal Caribbean setting the age at 21 for North American guests and 18 for others. Stateroom age rules require guests under 21 to be accompanied by an adult, with exceptions for certain circumstances.
For infants, Royal Caribbean has specific age requirements depending on the type of cruise. Refunds or compensations will not be given for not following the infant policy. The cruise line also enforces age restrictions for gambling and alcohol, with proof of age needed for both activities. Rules differ for North American and other guests.
Overall, both cruise lines have set strict policies to ensure the safety and enjoyment of all guests on board. Share your experiences and thoughts on these age restrictions and policies in the comments below. Let’s keep the discussion respectful and informative.
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