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Just happens that I was on the Conquest last week with an eleven year old girl. Since we were there during the school year - there were not many kids on the ship. A Camp Carnival Counselor told me there were only 99 kids (out of the 3000 people on the ship.) They had a kids talent show, cookie decorating, painting a t-shirt, swimming under the stars, organized volleyball and basketball games, family karaoke and quite a few other things that we did not do. We also really enjoyed playing on the slide, and of course the pool. We had a 10 YO friend with us, so the girls were never bored. They had a really great time. The girls really enjoyed getting dressed up for formal night and they went to the dining room every night. (Now my 13 YO son - that's another story. He dressed up for formal night, but only as a mother's day gift to me!) I took lots of pictures of them though!

<blockquote data-quote="jwmcq" data-source="post: 687677"><p>Just happens that I was on the Conquest last week with an eleven year old girl.&nbsp;&nbsp; Since we were there during the school year - there were not many kids on the ship.&nbsp; A Camp Carnival Counselor told me there were only 99 kids (out of the 3000 people on the ship.)&nbsp; They had a kids talent show, cookie decorating, painting a t-shirt, swimming under the stars, organized volleyball and basketball games, family karaoke and quite a few other things that we did not do.&nbsp; We also really enjoyed playing on the slide, and of course the pool.&nbsp; We had a 10 YO friend with us, so the girls were never bored.&nbsp; They had a really great time.&nbsp; The girls really enjoyed getting dressed up for formal night and they went to the dining room every night.&nbsp; (Now my 13 YO son - that's another story.&nbsp; He dressed up for formal night, but only as a mother's day gift to me!)&nbsp; I took lots of pictures of them though!</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="jwmcq, post: 687677"] Just happens that I was on the Conquest last week with an eleven year old girl. Since we were there during the school year - there were not many kids on the ship. A Camp Carnival Counselor told me there were only 99 kids (out of the 3000 people on the ship.) They had a kids talent show, cookie decorating, painting a t-shirt, swimming under the stars, organized volleyball and basketball games, family karaoke and quite a few other things that we did not do. We also really enjoyed playing on the slide, and of course the pool. We had a 10 YO friend with us, so the girls were never bored. They had a really great time. The girls really enjoyed getting dressed up for formal night and they went to the dining room every night. (Now my 13 YO son - that's another story. He dressed up for formal night, but only as a mother's day gift to me!) I took lots of pictures of them though! [/QUOTE]