Nudiebutt

The stop in Victoria might be an issue. If the Canadians want for info , they be looking for documents that you are rehabilitated . They don't care how many years but are you rehabilitated .

I don't care if the deny me in Victoria, I'm worried they'll deny me in SF/boarding the cruise entirely.

If we get denied boarding and have insurance, can we get our money back?

We're getting ready to book our first cruise and I'm a bit freaked out. I'm getting warnings that we could be denied boarding because of past criminal history. There's a DUI and an "unwarranted" burglary charge. One charge is over 20+ years and the other over 9 years. I've done some reading on this issue and haven't found anyone with this question. Mainly others asking if they'll be denied entry into Canada.

This will be a 10-day cruise from San Francisco to Alaska with a stop in Victoria, BC. Flying to England and entrance in to England and France have been no problem. I would think they'd be more concerned about "career" criminals.

Can they really deny boarding in SF or will they just not let you in to Canada? I need to get this trip booked or chose a different vacation.

Any help would be greatly appreciated :)