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Costa Magica Cruise ReviewPage 6
Children's activitiesItaly is one of Europe's most child-friendly countries, so it shouldn't be surprising that Costa--which is based in Genoa--takes pains to keep kids happy. Costa has free programs for children and adolescents from 3 to 17. As long as your child is out of diapers, he or she can enjoy one of Costa's four clubs:
Activities vary by age group and season, but they might include treasure hunts, meeting the captain, dancing lessons, sports, talent shows, arts and crafts, themed dinners, a teen disco, karaoke, and a beach party. Such activities are a great way for children to interact with kids of other nationalities. Costa Magica also caters to video-game enthusiasts with PlayStations in the Squok Club and an arcade for all ages called "Virtual World." During our cruise in mid-October, we saw children using the water slide under the supervision of a Costa counselor who had a nice rapport with the kids. We also witnessed a group of young children in pirate costumes being led through the public areas late in the evening, where they won smiles and applause from indulgent adult passengers. Next page: Other amenities
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