Debarkation process

[Calker]

Does NCL offer a "self-debark" option?

 

I am familiar with - grab all your luggage yourself - be able to move it without any assistance - and just walk off the ship before the general debarkation process is started - usually able to walk off about a half hour after docking. I

 

s the process that NCL uses similar?

[ColinIllinois]

Yes.

[Love my butler]

Does NCL offer a "self-debark" option?

 

I am familiar with - grab all your luggage yourself - be able to move it without any assistance - and just walk off the ship before the general debarkation process is started - usually able to walk off about a half hour after docking. I

 

s the process that NCL uses similar?

 

Yes, and it's usually the quickest and easiest. Unless you just can't pull your own luggage I would suggest 'easy walk off'. The lines using the colored tag system are long and angry.

[Demonyte]

Mostly yes. Some port operators could limit this (seen it happen in Venice, Italy) but generally it is available - check the paperwork they deliver to your cabin couple of days before the cruise ends.

[Calker]

Thanks everyone for your quick helpful responses.

[eetonaee]

Mostly yes. Some port operators could limit this (seen it happen in Venice, Italy) but generally it is available - check the paperwork they deliver to your cabin couple of days before the cruise ends.

 

sorry - posted in error

Edited December 9, 2014 by eetonaee
didn't mean to post