Adding cruise to ESTA

minnie29 · 21 Dec 18, 11:09 PM

We had a Disney cruise booked as part of our holiday but had to change the dates and so had to remove the cruise. We now want to add a 3 night Disney cruise to our new current booking, but I have already completed the ESTA forms without adding the cruise - does anyone know if I can add this cruise to our ESTA forms if they've already been approved?

**Twinkletoes47** · 22 Dec 18, 01:28 AM

I do believe you only need to put down where you are going to be on arrival, no need to update this

minnie29 · 22 Dec 18, 01:30 AM

Originally Posted by Twinkletoes47

I do believe you only need to put down where you are going to be on arrival, no need to update this

I hope so - that would be good

Thanks

Omega1 · 22 Dec 18, 04:01 AM

Originally Posted by Twinkletoes47

I do believe you only need to put down where you are going to be on arrival, no need to update this

Agree, I have only ever put the address of the first nights accommodation, never included a cruise.

minnie29 · 22 Dec 18, 10:55 AM

Thanks - we did go on a cruise during our Florida stay in 2013 but I couldn't remember what I put on the ESTA - I probs just put the villa address

stecee · 22 Dec 18, 01:04 PM

Just to confirm what has been said. On our ESTA this year, we only put the name and address of the hotel we stayed at pre cruise.

bighal · 22 Dec 18, 03:04 PM

If your ESTA is still valid from a previous visit or for subsequent visits you do not need to update it at all. Once approved I would not bother changing anything.

Atomic01 · 31 Dec 18, 07:13 PM

I emailed CBP as I have a current ESTA and didn't know if I needed to update it for a sneaky to New York - this is their response -

Thank you for contacting the Traveler Communications Center. At this time it is not mandatory to update your travel itinerary, as we get this information from the air or sea carrier prior to departure. If you choose to you may update the following information:
- E-mail address
- Address while in the United States.
Regards,
Traveler Communications Center

minnie29 · 31 Dec 18, 08:18 PM

Originally Posted by Atomic01

I emailed CBP as I have a current ESTA and didn't know if I needed to update it for a sneaky to New York - this is their response -

Thank you for contacting the Traveler Communications Center. At this time it is not mandatory to update your travel itinerary, as we get this information from the air or sea carrier prior to departure. If you choose to you may update the following information:
- E-mail address
- Address while in the United States.
Regards,
Traveler Communications Center

Thanks that�s great!