Jolly Roger- Barbados

[C Taylor]

Does anyone have any thoughts about whether this would be OK for a 7 year
old ( or is it too wild and crazy with all the rum being served)? I am
taking my 7 yr old daughter on the Galaxy March 15 and I'd feel more
comfortable doing ship excursions rather than going out on our own given
that it's just the 2 of us. Any other thoughtsabout excursions in Barbados,
Aruba, St Croix or Margarita Island?TIA

[Paul Tauger]

I would think your daughter would get much more enjoyment from the Atlantis
submarine than the Jolly Roger.

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[Sheree]

From the video we saw on the jolly roger excursion, I would not bring a 7 yr
old. Lots of people having a really really good time!

lots of rum punch

--
Sheree

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[villa deauville]

I have seen sane, normal people boarding the Jolly Roger and watched as
these folks returned not knowing or really caring where they were being
deposited.

SUNNY<.........enjoys - but not quite as much enjoyment as the Jolly
Roger participants have - watching them return

[BadBinky2]

>Does anyone have any thoughts about whether this would be OK for a 7 year
>old ( or is it too wild and crazy with all the rum being served)?

Having been on the Jolly Roger, I can safely say, it's not an excursion for
children! The only other excursion I did while in Barbados was the Harrison
Caves. I found it to be very interesting and a informative. We also had a bus
driver that spoke to us about the history of Barbados while riding to and from
the caves.

Bernadette

I'm going on the MGC Pride on 11/02/02 with Arline!
http://www.geocities.com/minicruise/pride.htm