Do all guests in the same stateroom need to board at the same time?

[MommysVaca]

We are traveling in December with a large group leaving out of Port Everglades.

 

Does anyone know if all four guests need to check-in/board together?

 

Thanks in advance.

[beachbum6264]

No they don't. They just need their boarding pass.

[BallFour4]

Short answer, no. We've traveled several weekdays from here in Galveston when my wife rode over with friends and I hustled from a lunch at UTMB. Fat man in scrubs running to the terminal...

 

 

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[MommysVaca]

So, when completing the online check in, we just choose a time frame and our group can begin boarding during that time frame and anytime after? It's just that each individual guest needs their own boarding pass. Is that correct?

[riffatsea]

The time frame you choose is for checking in at the port. It is not the time you will be boarding. Each individual person needs their own boarding pass like on a plane.

[airlink diva]

No. Used to travel with friends and family quite a bit. Some are the type who wanted to be on board early as possible. Others are like me who come later when I can go right to my cabin, then head to the Lido for a nice uncrowded lunch.

Even sharing cabins came at different times

[teknoge3k]

At 1:30 the cabins will be ready (unless you have FTTF) and all of the sail & sign keys will be in your mailbox at that time. They will all be in 1 sealed envelope so the first person to access the room will have the cards of everyone else. You'll need to find the first person to get your s&s cards from that point.

[GMRPHRN]

Short answer, no. We've traveled several weekdays from here in Galveston when my wife rode over with friends and I hustled from a lunch at UTMB. Fat man in scrubs running to the terminal...

 

 

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Gave me a chuckle. Hope that is what you intended. All in good fun, right.