No. Learning to play the piano is possible for all ages. A parent, or grandparent, learning to play the piano can be an inspiration to a child. It can motivate the child to also want to learn, or to be more diligent in practicing.
A unique and cool thing about playing the piano is you can have a complete musical experience all by yourself. When you've developed some piano skills, you will not only find enjoyment for yourself but can also provide enjoyment to others, as you perform, collaborate with other musicians or accompany singers.
As you continue to practice, you will continue to progress for the rest of your life. It's an ongoing process. You never really "arrive" at mastering the piano.
Robert Estin in this video encourages a potential student (of any age) to get an instrument that you enjoy playing and find a good teacher.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FURFyi4Uo2I&list=PL67CdyKIXy38rk8tkJ-o0xJQLviVr4mnX
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