Do I need a passport to cruise?
We recommend that everyone taking a cruise travel with a passport. Though some “closed-loop” cruises may not require a U.S. passport, we recommend bringing yours in case of an emergency, such as an unexpected medical air evacuation, you miss the ship, or the ship docking at an alternate port.
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If I don't have to have a passport, why should I still get one?
Unexpected circumstances can come up that make it impossible to return to the United States on the cruise ship. Here are some examples: Illness or Injury – Depending on the severity of your illness or injury, you may have to be admitted to a local ...
I received a voucher from Celebrity for a free Casino Cruise, can you help me with that?
We can book your free casino cruise, but the free casino cruise can't be used for our organized group cruises, such as our Post Thanksgiving Cruise.
If I need to cancel my cruise due to an emergency, will the cruise line refund my money?
No matter the reason for cancellation, if you are within the cancel penalty period, which is usually the final payment due date, you will be subject to the cancel fees from the cruise line. You should consider purchasing travel insurance to cover ...
I saw the Post Thanksgiving Cruise advertised on another website, is it the same group?
There is a website that advertises our Post Thanksgiving Cruise on their website, without listing our name. This company is a fraud. They will tell you there will be private parties, events and entertainment, but there won't be. They will simply book ...
What if something comes up and I need to cancel?
Celebrity Group Cruises For our organized LGBTQ+ group cruises, there is a $100 per person cancel fee for all cancellations. This fee is in addition any cancel penalties assessed by the cruise line. If you booked with a refundable deposit fare, the ...