Children ages 5 to 8 can join the Keiki program where they ll enjoy a breakfast club, beach excursions, pool games, a pizza party, hula dancing, Hawaiian language programs, seashell picture-making and a pajama party. Ages 9 to 12 join the Kukui program where they take part in beach trips, turtle watching, lei making, pool time, a pizza party and Hawaiian cultural activities. Both the keiki and kukui kids can participate in the cruise line s Hawaii-inspired children s play The Story of Auntie Lani s Stolen Magic Colors , which teaches the young actors and the audience about the island s exotic animals. In addition, special shore excursions are tailored especially for teens. Activities include games, scavenger hunts, child-appropriate movies and tours of the ship.
All activities end before dinner.
Check the daily children's activity schedule once onboard. The new turn-down service provides kids with freshly baked chocolate chip cookies on their pillows on the first and last night of their cruise. These nights out allow parents together time until 11 p.m., during which their children enjoy supervised buffet or pizza parties and fun activities geared to their age group. Group babysitting for toilet-trained children ages 3 and older is generally available on all cruises, but parents must request this service once on board. There is a charge for group babysitting.