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On the QE2 last year it was nice to know that no matter where they were the couldn't be more than 800 feet away.
We just returned from our millennium cruise -- four families, 9 kids. Most of the kids except for ours were first timers. It was so much fun seeing those kids having a great time and getting totally hooked on the cruise experience.
We threw a bon voyage party for the group right after sailing and had the pre-printed invitations slid under the door of each of our companions' cabins. My favorite part was a few days later when two of the seven year olds in our group then decided they were having a party at the pool -- they drew up invitations, slid them under each cabin door and then were waiting at the pool at the designated time to greet their guests. They enlisted the bartenders help to serve the guests and had mom sign the check of course. It was very heartwarming.
- the freedom you can give them to do things on their own - go get an ice cream, see a movie, have dinner with their friends at the buffet while you dine
- enjoy it when your daughter orders filet mignon dinner 7 nights in a row
- taking them to shows and nightclubs (at least until their bed time)
Bill
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