Learn about the perks of having a passport when you travel with Disney Cruise Line. Sailing from: Vancouver The following guidelines are based on government regulations, which are subject to change at any time. It is your responsibility to ensure that you have all the proper documentation to board the ship and enter each of the countries on your cruise itinerary.
Travelers can visit the US State Department's website for more information. All documents must be valid for the entire length of the voyage, unless otherwise noted. Guests without proper documentation will be denied boarding. When dropping off luggage upon arrival, please keep all documents in your possession to present during check-in at the terminal. Guests who are legal permanent residents of the US must present a valid original passport and a Permanent Resident Card to travel outside the US.
Photocopies are not acceptable. If traveling by air to Canada, US permanent residents must obtain an electronic travel authorization eTA. Learn more about Canadian visa requirements and exceptions. Canadian Citizens 15 years of age or younger may sail with either an original valid Canadian passport or an original Canadian birth certificate. It is the Guest's responsibility to identify and obtain all necessary visas before commencing their cruise.
A copy of the approved ESTA application should be brought with you when traveling. View a list of applicable countries and registration requirements. The following guidelines are based on government regulations, which are subject to change at any time.
Children 15 years of age and younger are required to present one of the documents listed above, but do not need to present a government-issued photo ID. Guests who are legal permanent residents of the US must present a valid original Permanent Resident Card. Many countries require an entry visa based on your nationality. Guests should be prepared to present a copy of their I arrival record upon request. It is your responsibility to check with your travel agent, government agency, embassy or consulate to ensure that all the proper documentation is obtained.
