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I'm not that experienced of a cruiser (only 4 cruises) but I have sailed Celebrity a couple of times always in the fall when most of the younger crowd was in school. Although I would say that on my fall cruises there were people of all ages I would tend to agree that it leans toward a more mature group. From research I have done for a possible family cruise I personally would consider Royal Caribbean because of the activites: rock wall climbing, ice skating, etc. With young people the itenerary is also important. A good TA should be able to give you some guidance on ship & iteneraries. You might ask this on the main board where I think you will get more replies & a quicker response.

[QUOTE="KathyC, post: 1081636"] I'm not that experienced of a cruiser (only 4 cruises) but I have sailed Celebrity a couple of times always in the fall when most of the younger crowd was in school. Although I would say that on my fall cruises there were people of all ages I would tend to agree that it leans toward a more mature group. From research I have done for a possible family cruise I personally would consider Royal Caribbean because of the activites: rock wall climbing, ice skating, etc. With young people the itenerary is also important. A good TA should be able to give you some guidance on ship & iteneraries. You might ask this on the main board where I think you will get more replies & a quicker response. [/QUOTE]

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