Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Clear answers to top cruise booking, itinerary, passport, and stateroom questions.
Your base fare includes your stateroom accommodation, housekeeping, breakfast, lunch, and dinner in the Main Dining Room and casual buffet, complimentary theater shows, live musical entertainment, swimming pools, whirlpools, fitness centers, and supervised youth programs for kids and teens.
Booking over the phone connects you with live cruise specialists who can view real-time stateroom deck maps (avoiding noisy areas below nightclubs or anchor equipment), apply unpublished group allotments, confirm connecting cabins, and ensure special dining requests are logged directly with the ship.
For cruises departing and returning to the same U.S. port (Closed-Loop sailings to Bahamas, Caribbean, Mexico), U.S. citizens can typically sail with an official government state birth certificate and valid government photo ID. However, having a valid passport book (with at least 6 months validity) is strongly recommended in case of emergency medical evacuation or unexpected air travel.
Taxes, fees, and port expenses are government-assessed charges, customs fees, local navigation dues, and port docking charges levied by each port visited during the itinerary. These are standard across all travel agencies and cruise lines.
To modify guest names, update dining preferences, or request cancellation, have your CruiseLineTrip confirmation reference ready and call our customer care department at (866) 666-6068.
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