kids club cruise accident injury

• Slips and falls
• Collisions with other children or equipment
• Abuse or neglect by staff members

While cruise lines are supposed to take reasonable steps to prevent such accidents from happening, they don’t always do so. The counselors, staff members and directors hired to safeguard the activities at Kids’ Clubs are often inexperienced with children and lack the necessary training needed to ensure the safety of young passengers. There is typically a very wide variety of activities provided to Kids’ Club attendants, and some are much safer than others:

1. Arts and Crafts – Kids can get creative with a variety of arts and crafts activities, such as painting, drawing, and making jewelry or puppets.
2. Games – Board games, video games, and outdoor games like mini-golf or basketball are popular activities for kids of all ages.
3. Scavenger Hunts – Kids can explore the ship on a scavenger hunt or treasure hunt, following clues to find hidden objects and prizes.
4. Educational Activities – Some kids’ clubs offer educational activities like science experiments, language lessons, or cultural experiences that allow kids to learn while having fun.
5. Sports – Many cruise ships have sports facilities like rock-climbing walls, mini-golf courses, or ice-skating rinks that are specifically designed for kids.
6. Cooking Classes – Some cruise lines offer cooking classes for kids where they can learn how to make simple recipes and snacks.
7. Movie Nights – Kids can watch their favorite movies in a dedicated movie theater or on a big screen outside under the stars.

Most of the injuries that take place at Kids Clubs’ activities are completely avoidable. Many of the cases our maritime personal injury team of lawyers have handled involve sports related accidents such as Dodgeball or Basketball, where the ages of participants can sometimes range from 5-18, endangering the younger players to the disproportionate strength of post pubescent passengers.