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Family Books Three Cabins on Same Deck for Multigenerational Cruise to Bermuda
A New Jersey family chose a cruise from Manhattan to Bermuda to accommodate an 80-year-old grandmother and college-age sons. The group booked three rooms on one deck and participated in both shared and separate activities during the weeklong trip.
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A writer from New Jersey arranged a cruise from Manhattan to Bermuda for her mother, husband, and three sons after a previous multigenerational trip produced disagreements over activities and meals. The family booked three cabins on the same floor. After boarding, they received daily newsletters listing events that allowed members to join activities together or separately.
Some family members used the pool and waterslides while others entered a ping-pong tournament. One evening the husband and two sons attended a comedy show while the mother and oldest son listened to a Fleetwood Mac tribute band. The group played bingo and Deal or No Deal together and won several games. The mother introduced an 18-year-old to nickel slot machines while older sons played blackjack.
Bermuda the husband and sons went snorkeling while the mother read overlooking the water. The family met for dinner each evening and then split into smaller groups depending on entertainment choices. Most meals, snacks, and onboard activities were included in the fare.
The writer noted that additional purchases were limited to optional higher-end restaurants and drink packages. The family plans to repeat a similar cruise this summer.
