????Disembarkation...stay later onboard??

[3Shelaghs]

Awhile back you could pay extra $$ to stay later onboard at disembarkation. Do they still have this package??

[emmas gran]

I don’t think they’re doing this at the moment due to COVID and cleaning of rooms etc

[DCPIV]

No, they don't.  Typically, you have to get off no later than 9 AM.  Maybe it'll come back someday, but it's not there now.

[cruisestitch]

It was calledExtend Your Stay and it is not currently offered.

[Jim_Iain]

They discontinued because of Covid.     Usually last call is 9:30 and then they begin processing B2B's who then have free reign of the ship until General Boarding begins around 11

[Loracpin2]

2 hours ago, Jim_Iain said:

They discontinued because of Covid.     Usually last call is 9:30 and then they begin processing B2B's who then have free reign of the ship until General Boarding begins around 11

Thanks for the info Jim. We're on back-to-backs on January Beyond and very happy to know we won't have to get off the ship. 

[3Shelaghs]

Thanks everyone.

[Alakegirl]

1 hour ago, Loracpin2 said:

Thanks for the info Jim. We're on back-to-backs on January Beyond and very happy to know we won't have to get off the ship. 

Where will you be sailing? Local authorities may require you to disembark for document processing

[Snit13]

1 hour ago, Loracpin2 said:

Thanks for the info Jim. We're on back-to-backs on January Beyond and very happy to know we won't have to get off the ship. 

Have always had to get off the ship on B2B for about 10 or so minutes and go ashore and show passports I believe.  Haven't done B2B recently so maybe things have changed.  We would then get back on board and be  issued a new card.  Could keep the old one but it was deactivated.  

[Loracpin2]

27 minutes ago, Alakegirl said:

Where will you be sailing? Local authorities may require you to disembark for document processing

Out of Fort  Lauderdale. Most likley we will have to wait until January to find out the process at that time. 

[cruisestitch]

Fort Lauderdale and other US ports usually require you to disembark for a few minutes as you described. Sometimes non-US ports allow you to stay on board when you’re a back to back passenger.

[Jim_Iain]

5 hours ago, Loracpin2 said:

Thanks for the info Jim. We're on back-to-backs on January Beyond and very happy to know we won't have to get off the ship. 

You may have to go ashore into the terminal depending on if required for B2B processing.   If so it is only for about 10-15 minutes.   We have had to clear customs in the terminal in Port Everglades while in San Diego, Southampton and Yokohama they did it on the ship.