i have a 12 year old who has been on other cruise ships. he is looking forward to the tween club. does anyone have a child that went to the tween club? did they like it? this is our first time to western europe on the Freedom, does anyone have any suggestions?

My daughter and niece (14 and 12) went to a few of the events for the tweeners, we were on the Inspiration in late May. I would recommend you register your 12 yr old, at that age they can sign in and out as they please. My girls quickly found a few kids their own age.
I knew they were always either 1) in the pool, 2) On the slide (on the way to the pool), or 3) In the Lido restaurant stuffing their faces with ice cream. Honorable mention (#4) is terrorizing boys ages 12-14...
If your kid wants to participate in the activities, you'll need to register. But if there's nothing that seems all that interesting, it's not like it manditory or anything.
I haven't cruised the Freedom, but I've been on the Conquest twice. They are sisters, and I think you'll have a great time.

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Originally posted by shonny1:
i have a 12 year old who has been on other cruise ships. he is looking forward to the tween club. does anyone have a child that went to the tween club? did they like it? this is our first time to western europe on the Freedom, does anyone have any suggestions?

On Carnival, the 12-14 age group is called Circle C. You register them at the Camp Carnival Orientation on Embarkation night.

I hope you have a wonderful cruise.