check-in at port

[deltadinah]

Reading in the Passporter, I see that non-U.S. residents have a
separate check- in counter. Does this apply to Canadians who are part of a land/sea package, as you checked in at the resort?
Or do you just have to present your passport at the resort so that when you arrive at port all you have to do is embark?

 

[EmmasGrammy]

All the "checking in mumbo jumbo" will be taken care of at the resort! Just go to the DCL cruise desk before you check in to the hotel and they will take care of everything there. Once you get to the terminal at the port, you just get your embarkation photos and you are going thru the the Mickey Ears and on to the ship!!

IT IS GREAT!!!!!

 

[deltadinah]

That's great! Thanks.

 

[wltdsnyfan]

deltadinah: I was reading the book that came with my documents and it states that if you are not at U.S. Citizen you need to check in again at Port Canaveral with the proper documentation. The way I take it you will have to check in at both the hotel and the port.

 

[deltadinah]

wltdsnyfan,
Thanks,

It's not that it makes such a difference , but it's sure nice to be prepared. I understand line-ups are the usual Disney speedy style, but at least I won't be suprised when I get there to find I'm not in the right line-up or skipped a line!

 

[wltdsnyfan]

No problem. When you get your documents you will receive this book to. It is called (The Passport to the Disney Wonder or Magic). It has alot of usefull info in there.
Take care.

 

[Lynda Silk]

Hi!
We're Canadian and we had to check in again when we were on the land/sea package in 2002. There is an area for non-US residents in the port terminal and you had to present your passport and papers there. I think they took our passports too and then returned them on the last day of the cruise.