jperry2011

So we were planning to book for the July 14th cruise out of Baltimore until the bridge collapse. Does anyone have any insight as to what the plan is for future cruises? Will they all move to Norfolk until the bridge mess is dealt with? We don't want to book then the cruise be canceled altogether. Leaving from Norfolk or New York isn't a problem though.

We're cruising on the legend out of Baltimore on 1-22.. I don't remember how the parking works at the port. Do I need to book it beforehand or just pay at port?

That's a fairly bold statement considering you know nothing about this specific situation. Not everyone works in an office building or works anywhere near their home and we only have a couple weeks now. The passport applications asked the dates and places where we would be traveling too which we put the dates for this cruise and destination. I assumed that was all that would be needed to go since the father signed off on that application in front of a notary and is fully aware of the cruise.

Do you think the signed letter needs to be notarized or not? I don't think it'll be an issue to get one signed but notarized could be hard to get in a few weeks with work schedules and the holidays.

This will be my girlfriend and her 8 year old son's first cruise in January very excited for them.. We got them both passports. She has physical custody of him and joint legal custody. Different last names. So other than a passport and birth certificate does she need to bring any paperwork or notarized documents to bring him on a cruise to the Bahamas with us?