Paperless Cruising?

[momto2js]

I printed all the email and payment receipts for our excursions. We are using private vendors so I wanted to have that stuff handy. I put everything in a binder so it is easy enough to find when we need it.

[Philob]

another idea for those who are hestiant to go paperless and want backup: save a .pdf copy of each confirmation, and upload them to Dropbox. They can be accessed anywhere via the internet.

 

I took a 2 week, 3 city trip to Europe without a single piece of paper last spring, it's very freeing!

 

What happens when you don't have an internet connection :confused:

 

or no cell data access :confused:

[kmurph22]

What happens when you don't have an internet connection :confused:

 

or no cell data access :confused:

 

As long as you upload the documents in dropbox to your device - they are accessible offline as well.

[ColinIllinois]

I'll give up my paper copies when I get rid of my flip phone and my abacus. :mad:

[Swells1]

I think I'm going to print everything this time and keep notes as to what I actually needed printed copies of. Next time, it'll be a little less.

Baby steps...

[Missilecop3]

You young people put way too much faith in the digital age. I always have a hard copy...just in case, because poop happens.

 

I find getting the paper work is a fun part of getting ready for the cruise. It's a tradition for me getting the tickets luggage tax ready.