traveling with grandaughter

[highway180]

Are there any restrictions on what we may bring onboard in regards to snacks, as in juice boxes, goldfish crackers?

Referring to packaged items .

Thank you in advance

[chemmo]

10 minutes ago, highway180 said:

Are there any restrictions on what we may bring onboard in regards to snacks, as in juice boxes, goldfish crackers?

Referring to packaged items .

Thank you in advance

If they are pre packed not a problem. 

[highway180]

👍

 

[Ferry_Watcher]

FYI, if you are traveling with just your granddaughter (without her parents), please make sure that the Travel with a Minor Consent Form is signed by her parent, and is notarized*.  Royal began enforcing this requirement July 21st, and at least in Seattle, Celebrity will be enforcing it Fri July 28th.  Enforcement at other ports may be earlier.

 

If only one parent is traveling with their own child, they should have a letter from the other parent (notarized) , and if the child has a different last name from the traveling parent, then a birth certificate showing the adult is the parent is needed.

 

*Guests who fail to have this form signed and notarized will unfortunately be denied boarding.

 

[highway180]

Good to know 

thank you for that information. 
This time we are taking the parents as well. 

[broadwaybaby123]

We travel with my niece all the time and never had an issue with pre-packaged foods, provided they weren't open. Same goes for drinks.

 

Side note, as someone mentioned earlier, there's a form you'll need to have notarized prior to Embarkation Day, giving her permission to travel with you. They do check this, along with other documents, so please pack it in your carry-on and not your checked luggage. You can get the form on Celebrity's website or your TA (assuming you used one). You would only need this form of the parents aren't coming.

Edited July 23, 2023 by broadwaybaby123