Is a Disney Cruise Really Safe for Kids?
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I'm Sarah. I'm the unofficial Disney cruise mom. I have four kids and we've been on board Disney ships over a hundred nights.
So, yes, cruise ships are safer than not only cars, but trains and airplanes. I know, shocking.
Because if you think about it, if you have an unknown allergy and that happens to you at a restaurant anywhere else in the world, how quickly are you going to get from that restaurant to an emergency room or to a hospital?
And the idea that people think that they can leave their child in a stateateroom unattended is mindblowing to me.
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Safety on Disney Cruiseline is a top of mind concern given the recent events of a child going overboard on a Disney Cruise aboard the Disney Dream. However, is this fear rooted in real evidence based safety issues or rather an isolated incident? In this video, I share information about the safety of cruising specifically with Disney Cruise Line. Note: Statistics come from Forbes Timeline: 0:00 Safety onboard a Disney Cruise 0:29 Cruise Ship Safety Statistics 0:59 Food Safety with Food Allergies 2:02 Food, Health and Safety Regulations on Cruise Ships 2:40 Medical Safety 3:58 Age Requirements for Babies and Pregnancy 5:34 Alcohol and Parenting Negligence 6:10 Parents leaving children unattended 7:07 Parents and Balconies 7:40 Parent's Number One Job