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disembarkation San Pedro for Discovery


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Last week I was in self walk off line they let us off starting at 7:30. I would suggest getting down to deck 6 or 7 early there was already a long line at 7 am. This was on the discovery just got off this past Saturday.  They were allowing passengers off mid ship on 6 & 7.

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It will usually be 7:30ish, & go quickly (they have not done any customs questions in several years even before covid & now use facial rec scanners) but we have had cruises with disembarkation delays for various reasons (one INS had to remove someone with an outstanding warrant before they started letting anyone else off...it was maybe an hour or more delay)

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8 hours ago, travelin.sisters said:

we have had cruises with disembarkation delays for various reasons (one INS had to remove someone with an outstanding warrant before they started letting anyone else off...it was maybe an hour or more delay)

At least he got to take the cruise.

We saw one "escorted" off prior to sail away once. He had on silver bracelets 😆 and his wife/girlfriend was walking behind with the suitcases and yelling bad things as he was led away.

You never know what you're going to see on  a cruise.😉

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