Non US Citizens....

[lillygator]

My mom is a British Citizen although she has lived in the US since she was four.
She is turning 50 this year and I thought a nice gift would be a Disney cruise.
She has a green card although it is in her preiously married name. I asked her last night if that could be changed and she said it would take a year.
Her birthday is not till the end of July so we would want to keep it a suprise until then but what documents will she need....

 

[Lloyd Dobler]

Does she have a British passport? If so, that should be all she needs:

from the DCL website
All Guests who are not U.S. or Canadian citizens must have valid passports and necessary visas at time of embarkation. Travel documents required throughout the vacation are the responsibility of the Guest. Please consult with your Travel Agent, government agencies, embassies or consulates to determine necessary documentary requirements. For all non-U.S. citizens, including Canadian citizens, travel documents will be collected at check-in by a Disney Cruise Line representative and a receipt will be issued for presentation to Immigration Inspectors upon return to Port Canaveral. Any Guest traveling without proper documentation will not be allowed to board the vessel and no refund of cruise fare

I don't believe British citizens would require a visa at any port at which DCL calls.

 

[outahere]

I would call DCL to be 100% certain, but if she has a valid passport I don't think she'll have a problem. If she doesn't, I would have her get one. Traveling out of the country is a lot less hassle with a passport.

 

[christinou]

She needs a valid passport and her green card.
It is very easy, she just will need to be up early on the last day for immingration.

 

[TheWog]

Since she has not become a U.S. citizen she will need a British Passport. You should really check into this a little further before booking or let her in on it so you can get the proper documents. If she has a passport, you will be all set.