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Thank you. I had seen some conflicting info on this and saw a few people state they were prevented from boarding an NCL cruise and one person mentioned this happened on Royal. I was immediately anxious as the cruise doesnt state anything about this in their fine print. I assume if I was boarding in Vancouver this would be a bigger issue.
7 hours ago, Ferry_Watcher said:Seward would be the same as Seattle - you would be embarked.
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On 8/15/2022 at 6:15 AM, Ferry_Watcher said:
And just a reminder for anyone reading about this - no one is denied boarding at Seattle's Pier 91 for these types of past incidents (there was some speculation that that might happen).
Denials at Pier 91 are only for travel documents issues, and while we have covid protocols: vaccination status, positive covid tests and other related covid health issues.
The cruise lines, Pier 91 have no access/knowledge of past incidents in passengers' lives that might concern Canadian officials.
What about at the Seward port?
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Im in California and will be cruising from Alaska this summer. Our ship (Celebrity) ends in Vancouver. I have a DUI (15 years ago), as well as 2 other non-violent misdemeanors (disturbing the peace and contempt of court). All three have been dismissed through PC 1203.4
We board in the US and end in Canada. Is this going to be an issue boarding the ship? I understand there is a chance I can be stopped once we disembark. Worst case scenario I end up being deported. I will have a scheduled flight leaving immediately anyway. But will this prevent me from boarding? I checked with Celebrity and they dont seem to think it is an issue. Thanks for any help with this.
DUI Canada and criminal history
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Thank you for posting this