DCL cruise to nowhere this summer!

[meegraine]

Originally Posted by Funnyface

This nay have been asked before but I can’t find the answer... are passports needed for the cruises if not entering any other countries? And if so would that be for children also? I did Ashe the question to attraction tickets but no one gas got back to me.
We’re curtently adopting so our little one won’t gave a passport at that point 😊

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I do believe you need passports as even though you aren't technically leaving the country you are entering international waters!

[Loopylooloo]

Originally Posted by Funnyface

This nay have been asked before but I can’t find the answer... are passports needed for the cruises if not entering any other countries? And if so would that be for children also? I did Ashe the question to attraction tickets but no one gas got back to me.
We’re curtently adopting so our little one won’t gave a passport at that point 😊

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You always need a passport to cruise, its usually a condition of booking.

[gismo1554]

Originally Posted by Loopylooloo

You always need a passport to cruise, its usually a condition of booking.

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So although this is the case the guidance is a bit sketchy. It links to the cruise guidance that is standard for European cruises. The two other cruiselines I've booked staycations with definitely do require passports even though going only out to sea. I feel this is one of those questions that people are getting different answers depending on who they ask. Personally I think they will require it and they just haven't made it very clear.

[Funnyface]

Thank you all 😊 looks like we prob won’t even be able to consider it then. Oh well 😂

[LOU LOU DISNEY]

Are navigator veranda rooms expensive? We were set on an inside or oceanview room but edging towards this now if the price is right!

ETA are these rooms at the back of the ship?

[Twentyyears]

Yes,full aft on the Magic, deck 6 and 7. Sleep 3.

[Tco200]

I’d pretty much wrote this off if I’m honest but if the prices are accurate and I could get on I think we’d consider it again

Moving our august trip to next year at the earliest but I’m still expecting as a non member it will be hard to book one of these

[stu1901]

I know on regular sailings in the US, babies have to be at least six months old. Does anyone know if this is the same policy for these sailings?
Thanks!

[LOU LOU DISNEY]

Originally Posted by stu1901

I know on regular sailings in the US, babies have to be at least six months old. Does anyone know if this is the same policy for these sailings?
Thanks!

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Yes 6 months for U.K. sailings too, I’m on another group & it’s been mentioned on there.

[act1980]

Well the lines are open! Lets see what the prices are like!