quite frankly i will never understand people who cruise without a passport. with all the requirements changing so constantly in other countries and all the things that could potentially derail your vacation, why would someone ever want to be caught abroad without such an important document? yes, it costs a bit up front, but for adults it’s a once every 10 year cost, and for kids they are good for 5 years. it’s not like it’s an annual budget concern. take the time, spend the money, get your passport, see the world! you’re already spending plenty to take the cruise, another $150 isn’t going to kill your budget.
Comments for Disney Cruise Line Caribbean port will now require passports to go ashore
Laura
quite frankly i will never understand people who cruise without a passport. with all the requirements changing so constantly in other countries and all the things that could potentially derail your vacation, why would someone ever want to be caught abroad without such an important document? yes, it costs a bit up front, but for adults it’s a once every 10 year cost, and for kids they are good for 5 years. it’s not like it’s an annual budget concern. take the time, spend the money, get your passport, see the world! you’re already spending plenty to take the cruise, another $150 isn’t going to kill your budget.
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