We have done both with kids. The food and entertainment options are similar IMO

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Jul 6, 2024
8:55:46am

kansascougar All-American

We have done both with kids. The food and entertainment options are similar IMO

The real difference is in the type of clientele you will be in the ship with—Royal seemed to have an older crowd, less rowdy etc.

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Taking the kids on a cruise in January with another family in our ward who we

Duke Silver

Jul 6, 8:46am

Much better cruise line. Your kids should have fun.

DiamondDog

Jul 6, 8:53am

Carnival is built for cheapskates who want to drink. Royal is built for families.

Jul 6, 8:55am

We have done both with kids. The food and entertainment options are similar IMO

kansascougar

Jul 6, 8:55am

Royal was night and day better than Carnival.

Adwight

Jul 6, 9:27am

IMO the carnival experience is more dependent on the length of the cruise. For

Star-Lord

Jul 6, 9:30am

Yeah that lines up with what I have read online about them too. I would imagine

Duke Silver

Jul 6, 9:37am

I just did my first ever cruise on Royal Caribbean

rad dawg

Jul 6, 9:44am

We did an RC cruise two months ago and loved the food. The buffet was hit and

Jul 6, 3:02pm

We had the same scenario. All depends on the boat. Carnival Food/Shows won out

Amrlackbar

Jul 6, 10:09am

RC 10X better than Carnival for families.Food will be good.Good choice.Have fun

WallaX2

Jul 6, 10:52am

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