Is the disney cruise line good for teenagers(what do u think)?

Well me and my family are going on vacation and I thought we were going to the disney theme parks,but then my dad convinced us to also go to the cruise line.Im still excited but im wondering: is there anything to do in the disney cruise? Well i kno about the teen clubs and all but are they any good? And this is also my first cruise so im a little nervous about it.By the way im 16 years old :p plz help and thx ^_^





P.S: id like some opinions from teenagers like myself if its not too much to ask (:Is the disney cruise line good for teenagers(what do u think)?
Yes! There is lots to do for all ages where the whole family can go on vacation together. Check out my link below on Disney Cruises.
Go to the Disney Website and or Cruise Critic. The boards there will help you tons. They have clubs for the various ages of children and they have a group between the ages of like 15 and 17. I recommend going to the first informal meeting they have that way you can meet some new people have fun and then meet up and hang out the rest of your cruise. I have never been on Disney cruise lines however I have been on others and its hit or miss with the teen programs, some are good, others are bad. You just need to get out there and meet new people and you'll have a blast.Is the disney cruise line good for teenagers(what do u think)?
I'm going to be honest here, because I believe in honestly giving my opinion when it comes to cruise lines.



Disney is not a good line, especially for a family vacation. You will probably not see your family except at meals, before you go to sleep, when you wake up, and at ports of call. Disney is supportive of a very strange system where they separate people by age and pretty much ban certain decks. For teens, Disney provides a very limited amount of things to do. Video games, a sort of social club, and what has been described to me as "people like camp councilors" watch you all day. It feels a little like your being babysat. There are some events like karaoke, video game tournaments, and other activities set up for you so you don't get too bored. It's going to feel a lot like going to camp actually, where you have to make new friends from people you've just met and hope you get along with them.



Not my idea of vacation, but hey. If that's what your into. I personally like princess, where everyone is treated like an adult, and children can choose if they want to be in child-only deck area or not. There are also special events on most other lines dedicated to certain groups (for example, there is a special teen night in the night clubs on board the princess ships), but mostly everything is open to everybody, and you can pretty much go wherever you want whenever you want to go there. Families can spend a lot more time together as well, and there is no need for the awkward making of friends unless you feel like it.

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