Alcohol Waiver

[esm54687]

John Smith is an example

So, John Smith being married has nothing to do with the alcohol waiver?

[tammy531]

Yes, go to guest services, a parent needs to sign, only good for beer and wine.

 

 

 

It says only good for beer and wine, but when we did the waiver with my niece they were letting her get the drink of the day as well.

 

 

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[CruiseGal999]

THIS is hysterical!!! OMG ... I had NO idea it was going to get so amusing.

 

esm ... have you cleared up what you need to do? AND you did mention that the picture on the passport is NOT the same person the waiver is for. Is that correct? They are 2 different people?

 

Oops ... I thought esm was the OP. My bad. Then I am guessing esm is throwing out ridiculous posts to make us laugh.

[esm54687]

THIS is hysterical!!! OMG ... I had NO idea it was going to get so amusing.

 

esm ... have you cleared up what you need to do? AND you did mention that the picture on the passport is NOT the same person the waiver is for. Is that correct? They are 2 different people?

 

Oops ... I thought esm was the OP. My bad. Then I am guessing esm is throwing out ridiculous posts to make us laugh.

Have to admit...... it's refreshing the patience people had trying to explain it to me..... completely made my day and I hope no one takes offense that I was just being funny with my questions. ☺

[FLcruisergrl]

Have to admit...... it's refreshing the patience people had trying to explain it to me..... completely made my day and I hope no one takes offense that I was just being funny with my questions. ☺

 

Absolutely no offense taken, I had fun!

[sarahc78]

What if our names aren’t the same? I’m traveling with my son who has his fathers last name while I have my maiden last name.

 

 

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[Two Wheels Only]

He married Pocahontas. The other John Smith was an actor in the early part of the 20th century. If both of them were to present their passports to Guest Services, there would be no confusion.

That's because two dead people walking to Guest Services wouldn't be unusual.

[cheaperts]

What if our names aren’t the same? I’m traveling with my son who has his fathers last name while I have my maiden last name.

 

 

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I would say to be safe take something that correlates the 2 names, his birth certificate, or your marriage license/divorce papers, something that shows your his mom even though the names don't match, never hurts to be extra cautious

[ElaineKeagy]

I would say to be safe take something that correlates the 2 names, his birth certificate, or your marriage license/divorce papers, something that shows your his mom even though the names don't match, never hurts to be extra cautious

 

 

 

Who’s on first?

 

 

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[cruizinrican]

Who's John Smith?

 

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Omg I'm dying rn!!! LMAO 😂😂😂😂

 

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[cruizinrican]

He married Pocahontas. The other John Smith was an actor in the early part of the 20th century. If both of them were to present their passports to Guest Services, there would be no confusion.

I literally just laughed out loud and my family just all turned and looked at me bc nothing was funny on TV!! This is hilarious! Thank you, for making my night!!! [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23]

 

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[cruizinrican]

I need a drink after this thread. Where do I show my ID?

 

 

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LMFAO 😂 😂😂 at the bar

 

 

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[MagnoliaBlossom]

Who’s on first?

 

 

What's on second :')

[vent1020]

What is the minimum age for purchase and/or consumption of alcoholic beverages?

Passengers must be 21 years of age or older to purchase or consume alcohol. With the exception of Alaska and Hawaii itineraries, Norwegian permits young adults to purchase and personally consume wine and beer only while onboard and with the consent of an accompanying parent. Authorization will be given only when the accompanying parent completes the Young Adult Alcoholic Beverage Waiver form. This form can be obtained and completed at the Guest Services Desk upon embarkation of the vessel. However, passengers 18 years of age or older are permitted to consume beer and wine when sailing on round-trip European and Australian voyages without having to complete the Young Adult Alcoholic Beverage Waiver form.

 

 

 

Just out of curiosity, what is the minimum age? It says "young adult" but what age is considered a "young adult?" 18? 16?

 

Funny thread btw.

[mjkacmom]

18, 16 is not an adult.

[vent1020]

18, 16 is not an adult.

 

I don't know. I've seen 13-year-olds that thought they were adults. ;p

 

I just looked up the policy and the one above must be old cause the wording now says "18-20" instead of "young adults"

[2boyzmom]

Hi- I know this is an old thread but have a question. I am signing the waiver for my son who will 19 but can I sign for his girlfriend who is 18? I am not the parent. Should I bring some sort of permission slip from her parents?Thanks

[Two Wheels Only]

I am signing the waiver for my son who will 19 but can I sign for his girlfriend who is 18? I am not the parent. Should I bring some sort of permission slip from her parents?Thanks

 

Won't work for the girlfriend...

 

 

"The parent or legal guardian must be onboard the sailing with the young adult and present themselves at the Front Desk so they can sign the form allowing the consumption of beer and wine only. A notarized Parent Consent Form or any other document allowing for temporary guardianship for the purposes of the sailing only will not be accepted."

[4Mast]

Who's John Smith?

 

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The name of an OK beer here in the UK. 18 year olds can drink in Europe...sometimes its John Smiths.

 

John Smith - an unremarkable name that did remarkable things.

[PTC DAWG]

If it’s a Caribbean cruise, she will be able to get drinks while at most port stops...Ashore..

[jdvmd]

Hi- I know this is an old thread but have a question. I am signing the waiver for my son who will 19 but can I sign for his girlfriend who is 18? I am not the parent. Should I bring some sort of permission slip from her parents?Thanks

You cannot sign for the girlfriend. Her parents/legal guardian must be on the cruise too. You cannot bring any kind of permission slip.

[2boyzmom]

Ok thanks everyone. I guess she can suffer :)