And they have no more than that at Canaveral for 4000.6 customs agents for 2400 cruise passengers. RIDICULOUS
But the difference in the port experience is night and dayAnd they have no more than that at Canaveral for 4000.
If it's a closed loop cruise they shouldn't need technology unless everybody exceeds the $800 limit or there are a lot of foreign cruisers. When you leave Canaveral all they do is look at your passport and you walk out, nothing gets scanned.Take it with a grain of salt but I’ve heard the tech set up for customs in San Diego is a problem they have to use mobile devices or have internet issues or something like that compared to other ports.
I do remember them scanning passports or doing something on a device our last time in SD as well as at some other ports. Maybe it depends on the port or some other factor.If it's a closed loop cruise they shouldn't need technology unless everybody exceeds the $800 limit or there are a lot of foreign cruisers. When you leave Canaveral all they do is look at your passport and you walk out, nothing gets scanned.
I would doubt it. Customs/Immigration at San Diego has always been awful (not just for DCL).Our last cruise out of San Diego was plagued with a horribly slow debarkation due to understaffed Customs. Five agents clearing the whole ship. Has the wait time improved or will we be in line for an hour+ again?