Cruise ships have dozens of cabin sizes and configurations, making it easy for different family members to find spaces that are right for their traveling styles — and their wallets. On lines such as Crystal, Uniworld, Disney, Norwegian, Carnival, and MSC you can book adjoining rooms (some of Disney’s include adjoining balconies), rooms with more than one bathroom, and family-sized cabins that sleep up to five passengers.
Families who book on Carnival Vista can choose to stay in Family Harbor, a private area for families that has its own lounge and amenities. And individual family members will find wide range of price points, from suites with balconies to interior cabins, so they can book the cabin they can best afford.
Cruise ships have dozens of cabin sizes and configurations, making it easy for different family members to find spaces that are right for their traveling styles — and their wallets. On lines such as Crystal, Uniworld, Disney, Norwegian, Carnival, and MSC you can book adjoining rooms (some of Disney’s include adjoining balconies), rooms with more than one bathroom, and family-sized cabins that sleep up to five passengers.
Families who book on Carnival Vista can choose to stay in Family Harbor, a private area for families that has its own lounge and amenities. And individual family members will find wide range of price points, from suites with balconies to interior cabins, so they can book the cabin they can best afford.