i got the chefs table as a birthday dinner to my s/o, i HOPE we have no kids on ours.

Looks delicious! SUPER weird thing to bring young kids to, though, I agree.

That is aweful that the parents brought a child that small and what looks like one girl who had absolutely no desire to be there. I would have had to go to someone and have a chat about a child being there. I wouldn’t have enjoyed that at all. I might have walked out. Good job by the staff for trying so hard. Chefs table is not the place for a young child who can’t behave

These parents are so disrespectful to allow that child to act the way he did. Carnival... Please consider puting an end to children at the Chef's table (or any other specialty restaurants) immediately. This really makes me reconsider paying nearly $300 for two earlier today....not to mention the other liquor charges we'll rack up while we're there. Had i watched this video earlier...i probably wouldn't have booked at all. Now, I'm extremely concerned we'll end up in a similar situation. I really feel for the other guests and employees who had to deal with this situation which is so easily avoidable.

How could you stand that kid carrying on the whole time?? I would not have enjoyed that experience at all!!

Holy Cow!

This appears to be better than the one on Paradise, (more upscale food) am I misremembering? I did have Cheers, so…., it’s possible.

If you’re gonna bring little kids you better buy out the whole table.

You cannot see them eating the food. Like they hiding something. 😢

I would have instantly asked for my money back if I walked in to find kids. That is way too much money to have to deal with children

i was looking into booking this experience for my first carnival cruise ,but the carnival chefs table totally different from the royal caribbean chefs table we got a vip escort into the main dinning room and was seated at the table why are you standing up or going into in the kitchen, another thing i noticed the chef is talking the whole time. thank you for this video you help me decide not to book this experience.

I have to admit that I would be a bit irritated if there were children when I attend the Chef's Table. First - most kids want chicken tenders! These kids looked like they wished they were somewhere else. Some parents have no consideration. They THINK they are introducing culture to their children - but there is a time and a place.

Why would you bring young kids to a 2 1/2 hour dinner? That makes zero sense to me.