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Shipmates is a program for young adventurers aged 3 to 5, providing a place for them to explore, create, and make new friends. It offers a range of age-appropriate activities and playtime, supervised by trained staff in a secure and welcoming environment. Children can engage in artistic activities at the Creation Station, learn camp songs, and participate in interactive games with other Shipmates. Parents can have peace of mind knowing their children are in a safe setting. Shipmates takes place at the Fun Factory.
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Pricing
Shipmates is included in your cruise fare.
Access to Shipmates, for ages 3-5 with activities like arts and crafts at the Creation Station, is included in the cruise fare; late-night kidsitting (10 PM-1 AM, $6/hour per child, ages 3-5) incurs an additional fee, payable via Guest Services.[](https://boards.cruisecritic.com/topic/2985932-celebrity-beyond-with-kids/)[](http://www.shipdetective.com/ships/programs/kids_programs/celebrity.htm)
Attire
Casual attire, like t-shirts, shorts, or jeans, is recommended for kids & teens venues, suitable for active play or crafts. Closed-toe shoes are advised for safety during activities like sports or games.
How to reserve
Reservations are required for Shipmates late-night kidsitting (10 PM-1 AM) and can be made through Camp at Sea or Guest Services. Daytime activities require parental registration upon boarding but no reservations.
How to purchase
No purchase is necessary for Shipmates, as activities for ages 3-5 are included in the cruise fare within Camp at Sea. Late-night kidsitting ($6/hour per child, ages 3-5) can be purchased via Guest Services.
Age restrictions
The Shipmates program within Camp at Sea is restricted to children aged 3 to 5 for age-appropriate activities. Children under 3 or over 5 are not permitted, and parental registration is required.
Good to know
Shipmates takes place at the Fun Factory and children must be signed in and out of the program by an adult over the age of 18 who knows the child's password, and children must be completely independent in using the toilet and no longer wearing diapers or pull-ups.