CrusinLattas
Renee - always planning the next Disney trip!
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I feel like a posting pig, but I am focusing on this stuff this week and thought I would share what I have learned. I had asked about shipping in the main area and many people said they have had great success with it! No negatives. Here is what I learned:
Ship it to this address and on the outside of the box put Your Name, the Ship Name, Sail Date, and Stateroom.
The address is
IDS
9001 Marlin Street
Cape Canaveral
32920
321.799.9100
I talked to Dave Adams from IDS- very nice fellow - and got more details on the shipping.
There is no additional cost to you from IDS. The boat pays them so your only cost is the postage.
They have a huge warehouse and you should plan on having your items there a couple days before you sail - 2nd or 3rd day delivery is probably the best way to go to get it there at the right time (especially with our Christmas timeframe).
Mark your stateroom on all sides of the box for best delivery results.
They X-Ray the boxes for security so make sure you include a packing list in case there are any items that look questionable.
No liquids or food items unless it is formula or something like that and you have talked with them ahead of time.
You are only allowed one box per stateroom. The boxes should be 1 Ft. Cubed or smaller. You can wrap gifts etc. but they need to be able to fit in the box.
If the items are not in your stateroom by 2:30 PM you need to call them and they will do what they can to solve the problem. (No one said they had a problem getting the packages.)
Dave even gave me his cell phone number for the day of departure if the items are not there: 321-536-1290 or you can call the main number I posted above. Tommy is the other fellow there that can help.
I plan on doing decorations and maybe a couple wrapped gifts this way - easier than the airport!
Ship it to this address and on the outside of the box put Your Name, the Ship Name, Sail Date, and Stateroom.
The address is
IDS
9001 Marlin Street
Cape Canaveral
32920
321.799.9100
I talked to Dave Adams from IDS- very nice fellow - and got more details on the shipping.
There is no additional cost to you from IDS. The boat pays them so your only cost is the postage.
They have a huge warehouse and you should plan on having your items there a couple days before you sail - 2nd or 3rd day delivery is probably the best way to go to get it there at the right time (especially with our Christmas timeframe).
Mark your stateroom on all sides of the box for best delivery results.
They X-Ray the boxes for security so make sure you include a packing list in case there are any items that look questionable.
No liquids or food items unless it is formula or something like that and you have talked with them ahead of time.
You are only allowed one box per stateroom. The boxes should be 1 Ft. Cubed or smaller. You can wrap gifts etc. but they need to be able to fit in the box.
If the items are not in your stateroom by 2:30 PM you need to call them and they will do what they can to solve the problem. (No one said they had a problem getting the packages.)
Dave even gave me his cell phone number for the day of departure if the items are not there: 321-536-1290 or you can call the main number I posted above. Tommy is the other fellow there that can help.
I plan on doing decorations and maybe a couple wrapped gifts this way - easier than the airport!