REQUIRED TRAVEL DOCUMENTS
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For U.S. citizens, passports are necessary for travel by land, sea, or air anywhere outside the United States. The only exception to the passport rule applies to "closed-loop" cruises (itineraries that begin and end at the same U.S. port).
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A government-issued photo ID (such as a driver's license) and proof of citizenship (like a government-issued birth certificate) will suffice. Note that for kids younger than 16 years of age, a birth certificate (or its equivalent) alone will suffice.
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Proof of Vaccination for Covid-19 and a negative Antigen test no earlier than 72 hours before some sailings. See the CDC guidelines for additional information.
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Your cruise boarding documents and personal identification in hand. The required boarding documents can typically be printed out at home ahead of time; some lines will still send them out via old-fashioned snail mail.
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Passengers without acceptable identification will not be allowed on board and will not receive a refund if they miss the cruise for lack of correct documentation.
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