Although we had a good time with our "adult" family members, we felt that the ship was overrun with kids. We went to celebrate spring break with my brother and his wife, my spouse, and our kids as a family vacation. The girls are over 18 and we are all in our late 40's - early 50's. After going through a pretty fast embarkation, we were soon encountered by all sorts of "tweens" and kids running through the halls and causing damage and disruption wherever they went. We suffered through our neighbors on both sides who had apparently decided to leave them in the room so they could party all night was a good idea. They screamed, jumped off the beds and ran up an down the hallways until at least 1:00am. There were other kids who thought it was funny to run down the hallways hitting each door loudly, causing us to get up and answer the door at least once every night. The "gangs" of teens would hang out in the elevator area of each floor - sometimes groups of twenty! We were very uncomfortable working our way around them every time we went to our room. There were kids in the pool area, cutting in buffet lines, dropping trash everywhere, and going into the only place we had a chance of peace - Serenity pool area. The pool was empty when we got there and then filled with brown water.... gross. The pool area, although mostly peaceful was overshadowed by the slide area right above the deck! So from 10 - 6, you got it - screaming kids. The clubs were overrun. We couldn't play shuffleboard without constantly being surrounded by the kids and one even walked right up and pushed off the silica and shoved our pucks! I would suggest they re-think how they manage the time and places for adults, as we pay for vacation too. And really people...manage your children. Just because they are "captured" within the ship, doesn't mean you can abandon them to run around like wild animals.