While we did go childless on this cruise, I thought it would only be fair to review the spaces for the kids. Disney does a wonderful job of keeping the little ones entertained on the cruise. We had no problems with rowdy kids. I don't think I saw a single child upset all weekend. One night while we were walking back from a movie, we saw MANY parents in line at the Oceaneer's Lab to pick up their kids after midnight. It's nice to know that adults can have a few minutes to themselves and not worry that their kids are bored!
 | It's a Small World Nursery This nursery is dedicated to the little ones from 6 months to 3 years! This kids area is an extra charge facility that is open from 9am-11pm. Prices are $9 an hour for one child and $8 an hour for the second child. Space include a nap zone, play zone, and acclimation zone to help kids get adjusted to the area before mom and dad leave. |
| Disney's Oceaneer's Club This space is designed for kids ages 3 to 12. While it seems like a wide age range, there really is a lot to do for everyone in here. From themed room, interactive floors, computers, and more! Kids are even invited to have lunch and dinner in the club if they want to! |  |
 | Disney's Oceaneer's Lab This space is dedicated to exploration for the 3-12 age group. it includes a media room, animators room, technology investigations, sounds studio and craft studio. Set up similarly to the Club (above) but includes different activities. I can certainly see the older kids gravitating to the Lab over the Club. Kids can have lunch or dinner here as well. |
| Edge I didn't have the opportunity to check out this venue that is dedicated to pre-teens from 11-14. This loft style lounge can be found inside the main funnel! They offer improv comedy, ghost hunting, super sloppy science, and a unique view of the AquaDuck tunnel! The hours vary based on the itinerary, port, and special events. |  |
 Trying out one of the nook pods in Vibe! Yes, there is a mini-TV in there :) | Vibe This is the place to be if you're a teen ages 14-17. It's their own space to get away! Open from 11am-2am daily, this is where your teen will probably be onboard. It has the look of an ultra-modern coffee shop with plenty of space to lounge and relax! Vibe has it's own sundeck, dedicated to just teens. Check out the Water Play review for more info! |
| D-Lounge This isn't just for kids! This lounge is dedicated to families, game shows, contests, dance parties, and more. I was mostly impressed with the detailed door handles! |  |
 | Arr-Cade! The arcade is open from 8am-midnight. Funny thing was, I rarely saw anyone in there. I think it's because there were so many other things going on during the cruise that the arcade games weren't as exciting as the preplanned activities. |
| Goofy Golf This mini-golf course was located at the top of the ship all the way at the back. We saw a lot of people using this throughout the weekend. personally I am not a fan of mini-golf but it was by far the cutest course I've seen! It was worth a stroll to look at the design.   |  |
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