Of course, I always have my passport for every cruise.
A passport should be tucked in with essential IDs, credit cards. No exceptions.
Sadly, I don't fully trust cruise agents; I sometimes get vastly different answers.
There's inconsistentcy in the depth and quality of their training and experience.
This is why the cruise lines post ALL that info. -- sometimes overloading we mere travelers.
So, I am going to say I feel Princess should have put out a softer statement.
The statement struck me as quite institutional and incompassionate.
There's a lot of policies and detailed requirements thrown at cruisers; it can be overwhelming for the less savvy traveler.
On another huge cruise line, I recently got the same emailed policy 3 times with a lengthy GENERIC policy: port by port entry requirements. My cruise wasn't visiting any of those ports! I didn't appreciate wasting my time by sending irrelevant info when there's so much relevant info to wade through.
Guests Denied Boarding Due to Passport Requirements at Port Everglades
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Of course, I always have my passport for every cruise.
A passport should be tucked in with essential IDs, credit cards. No exceptions.
Sadly, I don't fully trust cruise agents; I sometimes get vastly different answers.
There's inconsistentcy in the depth and quality of their training and experience.
This is why the cruise lines post ALL that info. -- sometimes overloading we mere travelers.
So, I am going to say I feel Princess should have put out a softer statement.
The statement struck me as quite institutional and incompassionate.
There's a lot of policies and detailed requirements thrown at cruisers; it can be overwhelming for the less savvy traveler.
On another huge cruise line, I recently got the same emailed policy 3 times with a lengthy GENERIC policy: port by port entry requirements. My cruise wasn't visiting any of those ports! I didn't appreciate wasting my time by sending irrelevant info when there's so much relevant info to wade through.