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1 minute ago, Host Clarea said:

 

If that cruise starts and ends in the same US city, then a natural born US citizen can use a certified copy of their birth certificate and a government issued photo ID.

Thank you for the quick response.  One of my daughter's friends didn't have a passport so she didn't want to go with us on this cruise, now I see maybe she didn't need one.  We've already paid and have a room with 4 person occupancy, do you think it's too late to add a person with 9 days until we sail?

So let me get this straight....For a cruise to the caribbean with stops in let's say Costa Maya and Cozumel a person does NOT need a passport?  Is this correct?

I'm in this same situation in April, however, my daughter has one friend coming that is 18 and one that is only 17.  Obviously for the 17 year old we are going to have the necessary paperwork, but I think just in case we may do it for the 18 year old just in case they would ask for it.  Better safe than sorry I say. 

I thought I read in my deluxe drink package purchase that shakes at JR were included in this.  Now I can't seem to find that.  If you purchase the deluxe drink package are the shakes at JR included?  

2 hours ago, John&LaLa said:

 

Everyone in the cabin has to purchase it

Right.  I know that.  I just tried to but it appears as though they may only sell a limited amount per sail?  It says no longer available in my cruse planner.

Thanks for the info.  The key seems like it could be a good deal, since the internet daily charge is $15 per day, so for only $4 you get all the other benefits and with 4 teens coming with me on my cruise this seems like a no brainer....

I have a question for anyone who can answer about the Key and the Internet.  It says "One Device" is that per person who has the "Key" or per stateroom?

Can anyone on Independence confirm if this is something that is available on the ship now?  I am sailing with my family in April and this would be perfect.

On 1/19/2019 at 5:14 AM, BillieJeanKaraokeKing said:

We found no noticeable difference between our balcony cabins from 2017 to 2018.

 

You can take up to 12 X 500ml non-alcoholic drinks on board on day one. I took half a dozen cans of pop without issue.

Is that per person or per state room?