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I'm guessing that's not true if my companion is a minor? He's 17 so I'd have zero problem with him getting on but I'm guessing they will not like it.

This is my first time cruising with a reserved check in time and I'm wondering a bit about the best way to do it. We're cruising out of Baltimore as a group of 7. We're driving into Baltimore in a rental that has to go back to the airport. My general plan was to drop off the other 6 and all our luggage off and then take the car back and get an Uber back to the port. Best I can tell that'll put them there about 40 minutes to an hour before me. My best guess is that the best way to manage this is to reserve a spot for myself to check in an hour after their spot and the 2 and 3 who aren't in my room can go get onboard while the unfortunate one who is in my room will have to wait to get on until I get back. Will we get hassled about dropping our luggage off before or about the extra being there early? Not sure how strict it is or if they really fuss as much as the website seems to make it seem they do. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.