The family-friendly cruise line made a surprising change that some passengers will love while others will be mad.
ships being all-ages spaces. Comedy shows on Oasis-class ships in the dedicated comedy club space are 18-and-older. In addition, you have to be 18 to be in the casino on the cruise line's sailings from the United States.
People who aren't legal drinking age can even be in bars. They just have to stick to non-alcoholic beverages, mocktails, and soda. In fact, until recently there was only one space on Royal Caribbean ships that defined"adult" as 16 not 18 — the Solarium pool area. Those sections, which contain a bar, hot tubs, and in most cases a pool, were adult-only, but the cruise line defined adults as 16 and over. That has just changed as Royal Caribbean has updated its Solarium policy.
The Arena Media Brands, LLC and respective content providers to this website may receive compensation for some links to products and services on this website.Image source: Daniel Kline/TheStreetRoyal Caribbean Solariums are meant to be adult-only locations to give grownup passengers a respite from the family-friendly pools.
Children under 18 are allowed to eat in Solarium Bistro on Oasis-class and Quantum-class ships that have that as an option. They can also pass through the area on ships where it's on the way to something else. People under 18, however, cannot use the pools, hot tubs, or recliners in the Solarium.In addition to its onboard Solariums, Royal Caribbean plans to add an adults-only added-charge area to its Perfect Day at Coco Cay private island.
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