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Security
Preparing for Your Trip
- All checked and carry-on baggage will be screened.
- Wear comfortable, roomy clothing, low-heeled, leather or canvas shoes. Slip-on shoes without ties are also recommended.
- Bring a note from your physician if you have surgical implants of any type.
- Proper identification is a must. All adults need either a PHOTO ID issued by a government authority or TWO other forms of identification at least ONE of which must be issued by a government authority.
- For international travel, adults and minors will also need a PASSPORT and any necessary VISAS. All passengers must possess a valid passport or birth certificate with raised seals and photo identification.
Packing for Your Trip
- Pack prescriptions, travel and identification documents, jewelry and valuables in your carry-on bag.
- Remember that most cruise lines will only accept checked baggage that is presented no later that 30-minutes prior to departure.
- Pack personal care items (hairspray, shaving cream, deodorant, perfume, etc.) in checked baggage or purchase them on board to avoid delays or confiscation of items.
- Label luggage, laptops and cell phones to prevent loss during screening.
- Have medical documentation readily available for syringes or injection devices.
- Leave gifts UNWRAPPED as security personnel may ask that packages be opened.
- Avoid carrying or packing white powdery substances.
- All cameras and film will be x-rayed. The process will not damage film with an ASA rating of 1600 or below. If concerned, purchase film on-board or at your destination.
Prohibited Items
- Fireworks, flares or other explosives.
- Household cleaners or solvents: * at the cruise ships discretion.
- Flammable liquids or solids.
- Weapons and firearms, knives, ammunition, gunpowder, mace, tear gas or pepper spray, etc.
- Dry ice, gas-powdered tools, wet cell batteries, camping equipment with fuel and radioactive substances: * at the cruise ships discretion.
At Security Screening
- Avoid carrying liquid containers or beverages through the security checkpoint.
- Limit metal worn on person.
- Limit electronic devices in carry-on baggage to prevent delays.
- Remove all laptop computers from case prior to screening.
- DO NOT bring cutting objects to security screening.
- YOU MUST carry professionally labeled medication if you intend to transport a syringe or injection device through security.
- Only ticketed passengers will be allowed beyond checkpoints.
- Keep identification accessible as you may be asked to present identification multiple times prior to boarding.
At the Gate
- Never leave baggage unattended or accept packages from others.
- Report unattended packages or baggage to cruise terminal security personnel.
- Do not joke about security matters.
- Be prepared for a greater security presence at the port. Be aware other security measures are in place that are not readily apparent.
- Keep identification and travel documents available for inspection at all times.
- Be prepared to have baggage and electronic devices randomly inspected as requested.
- Remember, if any segment of your travel plans include air travel, you should check with the appropriate airport and airline for traveler advisories and information.
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