Documents Required for UK Citizens at Port Check In

[DiscoYeti]

Hi all, we are leaving on our first ever cruise in a few weeks(! ) and I am panicking about what documents we will be required to have upon check in at Port Canaveral.

We will be doing a 7 Night Western Caribbean stopping at Cozumel, Falmouth, Grand Cayman and Castaway Cay.
We are two adults (myself and my mother) and we will have our UK passports and ESTA's for entry into the US.
From our research we've gathered that we don't need any other visas for the ports.
Is this true?
Do we need any other documents?

This is one of the websites which I used to check, after seeing it recommended on a cruising forum: https://www.visahq.co.uk/visas.php

Any help and advice is much appreciated as we feel a little out of our depth here, as we are so used to knowing WDW vacations like the back of our hand and now we are in the unknown haha!

 

[adamki]

Check out the UK Foreign Travel Advice pages entry requirements:

Mexico: https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/mexico/entry-requirements
Cayman Is.: https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/cayman-islands/entry-requirements
Jamaica: https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/jamaica/entry-requirements
Bahamas: https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/bahamas/entry-requirements​

You can also read Disney's Passport & Travel Documentation page: https://disneycruise.disney.go.com/guest-services/passport-travel-documentation/
Find the section for "Caribbean Cruises", then the sub-section called "Citizens of All Other Countries for All Itineraries except the 1/21/18 Southern Caribbean Cruise that calls on Martinique".

 

[adamki]

In addition, the UK government provides excellent foreign travel advisories via email: https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/email-signup

As an American, I subscribe because I find the UK often updates their information faster than the US State Department.

 

[Shazzie B]

Very helpful links, Thank You

 

[mimmi]

I guess the requirements will be the same for all EU citizens and we never needed anything but our passports during our Western Caribbean cruises, or any Caribbean cruises that is.

 

[Scillycruisers]

We are from the UK and have done that itinerary and others in the Caribbean. We have never needed anything other than our passports and cruise docs to check in and just a photo ID in the ports - we have used our driving licenses rather than take our passports ashore. Obviously need the Esta's to get into the US in the first place!

 

[DiscoYeti]

Thank you so much everyone! My mind is definitely put at ease! 21 days to go!