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Cruise lines find catering to kids pays dividends
They offer special menus, activities for the younger set
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The line also has its own take on kid's cuisine. Kids can learn about one of the most famous Mexican desserts, the churro a sweet, crunchy delicacy by experimenting with different toppings of their own creation. Kids also can learn about the history of bread, in part, by creating their own loaves of "pan de muerto."
Other lines team up with specialists in children's entertainment or education to set themselves apart. For instance, in 2006, Celebrity Cruises aligned itself with LeapFrog SchoolHouse, widely recognized for interactive electronic education programs for pre-kindergarten through 8th graders, to provide younger passengers with engaging, multisensory learning tools and instruction.
The kid-friendly cruise will offer Nick-themed activities such as live game shows featuring the trademark Nickelodeon slime, visits with kids' favorite Nick characters such as Dora the Explorer and SpongeBob SquarePants, appearances by the network's live-action stars and more.
• For details, contact a travel agent or visit individual cruise line Web sites: carnival.com; celebritycruises.com; crystalcruises.com; disneycruise.com; royalcaribbean.com.
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