Three Generations Aboard Ship; fireworks; night
  • On May 6, 2015
    Julie from AZ Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

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    My son is a 13 year old tween. On the Disney website, it talks about Scuttle's Cove for ages 3 -12. It also talks about a teen only area - but the age started at 14. Can tweens who are 13 years old play at the teen area? My son loves to meet new friends

    Ahoy, Julie!

    Your tween sounds like he will have loads of fun no matter where he goes onboard a Disney Cruise Ship. His day at Castaway Cay will definitely be a fun one too.  At this age, my son likes to explore by himself around Castaway Cay... it feels like an adventure for them and their new friends. He should definitely check out the Tween/Teen spaces while on the island. In Da Shade will be a place that he'll want to check out. 

    While still onboard, you'll want to check out the Vibe and see if he might want to spend more time in there. At 13, you will have the option of requesting him to 'age up' to allow him to participate in the Vibe 's 14-17 year old activities. You'll need to sign a Parental Consent form and discuss his situation and interests with one of the Youth Counselors at the Vibe. He'll also love exploring while at the Edge. On embarkation day, there will be an Open House for all youth clubs. He can take this time to checkout both youth clubs. 

    There's a lot of fun things to do for families Sailing with Tweens & Teens onboard the Disney Cruise Line.

    Have a magical voyage, Julie!
    ~ Dolly
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Meet the Panelist: Dolly, California

I'm a full-time working mom anchored by an active family who shares the passion for travel, food and music! Our 2 teens have grown up sailing on the Disney Cruise Line and sharing the magic with other working families brings us so much pride and Pixie Dust! Learn More About Dolly

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