Kid Friendly Cruise Ships

I've been on both Carnival and Royal Caribbean, but neither time did I travel with my children. Now, my husband and I are ready to take a family cruise, but I like to find a boat with glass railing or other type of rail that a child can not climb or squeeze through. Any help would be great thank you ~!

Carnival Spirit class (Spirit, Pride, Legend and Miracle) have glass railing (see link below) ...
http://travel.webshots.com/photo/1283582 ...

Carnival Conquest class (Conquest, Glory, Valor, Liberty & Freedom) have glass railing (see link below) ...
http://travel.webshots.com/photo/1437421 ...

Carnival Triumph Victory glass railing (see link below) ...
http://travel.webshots.com/photo/1336613 ...

The Disney ship has two glass railing (see link below - note, Disney is expensive) ...
http://family.webshots.com/photo/1251176 ...

Royal Caribbean Vision Class (Vision, Grandeur, Enchantment, Legend, Splendor and Rhapsody) have glass railing ...
http://travel.webshots.com/photo/2487351 ...

class of Royal Caribbean Radiance (Radiance, Brilliance, Serenade & Jewel) have glass railing ...
http://travel.webshots.com/photo/1120935 ...

Royal Caribbean first three Voyager-class ships (Voyager, Explorer and Adventurer) have steel rails topped with glass (see link below) ...
http://travel.webshots.com/photo/2580126 ...

Royal Caribbean last two Voyager-class ships (Navigator and Mariner) have glass railing ...
http://travel.webshots.com/photo/1482000 ...

Royal Caribbean Freedom class (Freedom, Freedom and Independence) is equipped with glass rails ...
http://travel.webshots.com/photo/2080776 ...

Basically family friendly lines are concerned by the escalation of children as any responsible parent would. So choose a ship and have a great cruise.

I guess the Disney cruise line would have because it's a cruise line of the family based on the best way to find out is to ask a travel agent or airlines themselves.

I can not really answer your question, but I agree with the other poster here ... The Disney cruise line would be your best bet, since it is geared toward families, especially children. I guess they make it as safe as possible.

For the record, however, I can not think of any time on top of my head when I heard of any child to fall on the side. Now, drunk men fall ... that's another story ... but not children.

I went on a cruise RC not too long ... the tracks were tight and / or drank a glass or other see-through plastic cover, too.

It is not possible that a child can go up or "fall" a ship. Any cruise line will be safe.

Disney cruises are designed with children in mind, so in terms of activities, attractions and facilities, I think they are more responsive to children, so I think they are safer for children.

I just returned from Disney.