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Boarding time question Fort Lauderdale


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We are traveling with friends out of Fort Lauderdale on February 4, 2024.  We received our boarding times today and theirs is an hour after ours.  Do they pay close attention to the times?  Would we be better off boarding with them at the later time?  Thanks for your help.

 

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At Ft. Lauderdale they do not seem to be concerned about what boarding group you are in. Just make sure that you have your boarding pass available, either in print form or on the navigator app, and that the version you have is the one with the barcode on it. Also note that the time on your boarding pass is actually your check in time, not your time to board the ship.

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We've boarded 3 times in the past 2 years at Port Everglades and never at the time listed as "boarding time".  Always early.  No-one has ever inquired about our boarding time and we've never seen anyone checking for such. 

 

We were always welcomed to come in and get checked in......

 

They are very efficient and eager to get you on your way at Port Everglades.....

 

Enjoy cruising out of Port Everglades.......we do. 

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Should not be an issue with all of you boarding together. The times are check in times, not boarding times, but they're not enforced at that port. Just be sure your boarding passes have barcodes on them.

Safe travels - enjoy your cruise!

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29 minutes ago, kit125 said:

so what is the earliest boarding time at Port Everglades?  Thanks!

 It depends on the ship's embarkation time. You cannot check-in until all disembarking passengers are off. Usually the earliest is 10:30-11

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1 hour ago, kit125 said:

so what is the earliest boarding time at Port Everglades?  Thanks!

Its a check in time, not a boarding time. The earliest times have been things like 10:20, but you will usually then have to wait until 11:15 or 11:30 to actually board.

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