Travel Forum / Travel Types / Cruises / May 2008

Important passport information
U.S. citizens (including infants and children) now require a valid passport
to travel to and from Bermuda, Canada, Mexico, Central and South America and
the Caribbean. Go to usairways.com for details.

[quote=zqvol;12954259 cruisecritic.com] Well it really doesn't matter
since NCL changed the contract of carriage. This is now a moot point.
There is no tipping required. Every passenger is assessed a mandatory,
non removable $10 per day service charge.[/quote]

i want to take some long necklaces and some ear rings and bracelts but i
was wondering what you all carry your jewlery in when you travel? does
anyone know of a way to transport them for traveling and them not get
all tangled up?

Hi, I'm one of the lurkers to this news group.
I'm writing because I'm having trouble getting my family packed for our
Alaskan Cruise on RC next month and I'm looking for some advice.
This is our second cruise and or first was to sunny Mexico with just my

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Is it still posible to reenter the country if one has no valid passport?
Can the birth certificate be used this year or has the new law gone into
effect.
I have a friend who wants to go on a Carnival Cruise out of Florida but

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ok i seen something on the carnival site that said i can fill out a form
online and get it done before getting to the ship and doing it there..is
this good to do it online..?
     will they know i already filled out a form if i do it this way...?

A quick question from a cruise newbie:
I understand the rules for securing checked luggage when I fly (I'm a
frequent flyer).  But, what are the rules for securing bags for a
cruise?  May I lock the my bag at the dock before handing it off, or do

I am not 100% certain this is the right group but I will try it
anyway. I recently started a cruise wiki mainly as a hobby,  however,
I was wondering if there was any interest in something like this.  If
so I would probably open it up to the public.  If not I'll most likely

Mariner of the Seas, western from Canaveral. Leaving on Dec.14th. Our
first on Royal Caribbean, and one of the bigger ships. I wanted to a
Balcony, but it was inside or not go, almost 1000 dollars difference in
price.

I am going on this trip with my 10 year old daughter in August.  We
are going to KeyWest/Cozumel.
I know this ship recieved an overhaul, but did it receive the new
"Carnival WaterWorks" yet? (or will it by August 2008)

This could be a big deal if they repeat next year ... I know there's
at least one Giants fan around ...
http://www.giants.com/cruiselanding.asp