Can guests board ship?
On the Celebrity line for spring break, one of our ports of call is St. Thomas; our neighbors will be vacationing there when we stop. Will be allowed to bring them aboard?
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Even before 9/11 guests have not been allowed on ships to visit and there is no question that in many cases photo id's will be necessary to re-board and security will be very, very tight.
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You probably will need to make arrangements ahead of time. I would contact your travel agent or whomever you booked with and find out what needs to happen for your friends to come on board.
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ParrotMom,<BR><BR>I have to ask - how many parrots do you have????
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Tango..I have four..a mouthy African Grey, a Blue Fronted Amazon, a Senegal and a psycho Cockatiel. Except for Larry the Cockatiel they have all just had a treat of chicken wing bones.. and at 5:00 p.m. the Amazon is going to screech like crazy for a treat...a sweet cookie. Let's not even discuss this Grey, Mellie...she asks for pizza, cheese, cookies and a showa..among other things.. She has turned out to be the boss of the house...she is also a music critic.. if she hears something she likes she say "that's good music".. I could go on and on.. yes. my name ParrotMom should be ParrotSlave.
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even your Travel agent will NOT be able to get people on unless they are cuising on the ship----<BR><BR>we tried to do that in Bermuda on a cruise, way before 9/11, and they would not allow guests....<BR><BR>Things have really changed---
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Andy is correct. A TA will not be able to help get guests aboard the ship. Just pick a place in St. Thomas to meet your neighbors.
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