Passports vs. Birth Certificates

[MaryKatesMom]

TheWog - thanks for posting that link. I was feeling kinda silly not knowing where to get a passport!

 

[kellib36]

AMYMOUSE!!!!!!!!! How are things in your neck of the woods? And how is your DAD!?!?!? Give him a big kiss for us!

When is your cruise? We're at home until May and then doing the FL-CA repo cruise.

Kelli

 

[TheWog]

Originally posted by MaryKatesMom
TheWog - thanks for posting that link. I was feeling kinda silly not knowing where to get a passport!

No problem, you're welcome. You shouldn't feel silly. Its not something one would normally think of. We just filed with our Post Office and we received them in 10 days during December. Must have been a slow time for Boston.

 

[amymouse]

Hi Kelli!!! I sent you a PM!

 

[wnissen]

Originally posted by Aisling

when you go off the ships on excursions, do you bring your passports with you? I bought those credit card-size dry boxes to put our KTTW cards and driver's licenses in when we're off the ship, but should I buy the bigger dry boxes to hold passports?

It depends. Assuming you're on an excursion not in a U.S. territory, I would just double bag the passports in a Ziploc and stash it somewhere safe. On Castaway Cay, it doesn't seem like the police are going to pick you up for anything. I just leave it on the ship and bring my driver's license in a drybox, because that's all you need. Be sure to test your drybox before you depend on it; sometimes they don't seal correctly.

Walt

 

[jrabbit]

when you go off the ships on excursions, do you bring your passports with you?

I would not. I agree with bringing a copy of the passports along with your photo id and KTTW card. I'll keep my passport locked up in the room safe.

Note to non US citizens. DCL collects your passports from you at the beginning of the cruise and returns them to you at the end.