passports

[joeleshand]

We travelling from Toronto Canada going on the April 30, 2005 Eastern Cruise, does anyone know if we need passports??
I don't think so but my dh thinks we might..
Thanks for any info

 

[disneybride96]

Call DCL and ask to be sure. We have our passorts and although we have only been one place where we actually had to have them, it is a great convenience. No fumbling with your picture ID and your birth certificate.

 

[bratray]

hi

here is a link to the really useful cruise information page
the link is at the top of this cruise page

http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?threadid=313503

i am a canadian citizen but am a permenant US resident & just to be on the safe side i am getting a passport....could you imagine being denied boarding for not having the correct credentials

 

[TheWog]

this is off Disney Cruise's website...


All U.S. and Canadian citizens must travel with proof of citizenship, which is a valid passport, original, state-certified birth certificate and picture identification, or a certified naturalization certificate with a picture identification. Acceptable forms of picture identification are state or provincial driver's license, or federal, state, province or local government photo I.D. card. Guests age 17 and under who are U.S. or Canadian citizens are only required to have proof of citizenship, excluding picture identification. These guidelines are based on U.S. government regulations which are subject to change at any time. It is the Guest's responsibility to check with their Travel Agent, government agencies, embassies or consulates prior to their vacation to ensure that they have proper documentation. Any Guest traveling without proper documentation will not be allowed to board the vessel and no refund of cruise fare will be issued.

Of course a passport is your best and safest form of ID, but BC and photo ID appear to be acceptable. Have a great cruise.

 

[joeleshand]

Thanks for all your help

 

[CM_Mom]

I'd get passports just because they're LOTS less hassle. And I've found that my passport seems to get me through airport secutiry lines faster. May be just perception but that's my 2 cents.