邮轮资讯 · Cruise Hive · 信息日期 2026-10-07
Carnival No Longer Lets Guests Ages 18 to 20 Book Cabins Anywhere
Carnival Cruise Line has tightened restrictions on where minor staterooms can be located and how many chaperones are required for groups. Carnival No Longer Lets Guests Ages 18 to 20 Book Cabins Anywhere
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- Carnival Cruise Line has made two changes to its Minor Guest Policy for all bookings created on or after October 1, 2026.
- All guests ages 15-20 must be booked in a stateroom no more than three cabins away from their responsible relative or guardian.
- The cruise line now requires an adult chaperone for every five minors instead of one for every eight young cruisers.
- Carnival Cruise Line has made significant changes to its Minor Guest Policy impacting where staterooms for guests under the age of 21 can be in relation to their guardians, along with how many chaperones are necessary for groups of young cruisers.
- For the purposes of cruise travel, Carnival Cruise Line defines a “minor” as a guest under the age of 21 on embarkation day. Except for limited circumstances, any minor guest must travel with a relative or guardian who is at least 25 years old. That guest does not need to be the minor’s actual legal
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