U.S. Citizens Proper travel documentation is required at embarkation and throughout the cruise. Even though a guest has completed registration using Online Check-in, it is still the responsibility of the guest to present the required travel documents at the time of embarkation. Guests should check with their travel agent and/or government authority to determine the travel documents necessary for each port of call. Any guest without proper documents will not be allowed to board the vessel and no refund of the cruise fare will be issued. Carnival assumes no responsibility for advising guests of proper travel documentation. Except where it is a mandatory requirement, Carnival highly recommends that all guests travel with a passport book. The passport book must be valid for at least six months beyond the completion of travel. This will enhance the debarkation experience as delays may be expected upon return to the United States for those without one. Additionally, this will enable guests to fly from the United States to meet their ship at a foreign port should they miss their scheduled port of embarkation and allow guests who must disembark the ship before their cruise ends, due to an emergency, to fly back to the United States without significant delays and complications. U.S. Domestic Cruises For certain cruises that begin and end in the same U.S port, the following WHTI-compliant documents are acceptable for cruise travel (please see below for travel document requirements for voyages visiting Colombia, Greenland and Panama). * • U.S. Passport Book (valid for at least six months beyond the completion of travel) • U.S. Passport Card (valid for at least six months beyond the completion of travel) • State Enhanced Driver's License • Certificate of U.S. Naturalization • Native American Indian Card • U.S.-born citizens may also use a birth certificate (issued by a government agency or Department of Health and Vital Statistics) and accompanied by government-issued photo ID; a Mobile/Digital version of a photo ID is not an acceptable form of identification. Names on Travel Documentation It is important that the guest's full name (first name and last name) on the cruise and airline tickets be the same as the guest's unexpired, government-issued photo ID that will be used for travel identification. In the event of a different name on the cruise/airline ticket and the guest's photo ID because of a marriage, divorce or a legal name change, documentation (original or clear, legible copy) supporting this change is required at embarkation, such as a marriage certificate, marriage license or legal name change court document. Failure to bring documentation bridging the name differences could result in denial of boarding. Note: For guests about to or recently married, we strongly recommend that, if the unexpired government-issued photo ID is in the maiden name, the cruise booking be made in the maiden name (do not include the married name). If the reservation was made in the married name, but the unexpired government-issued photo ID is in the maiden name, documentation (original or clear, legible copy) supporting this change is required at embarkation, such as a marriage certificate or marriage license. Failure to bring documentation bridging the name differences could result in denial of boarding. Traveling with Minors When traveling with a minor where one parent or both parents or legal guardians are not cruising, we strongly recommend bringing an original, signed letter from the absent parent(s) or legal guardians authorizing the minor to travel with you. If there is no second parent with legal claims to the minor (due to sole custody, deceased, etc.) other relevant paperwork, such as a court decision, death certificate, birth certificate naming only one parent, would be useful to bring in place of a signed letter. This will expedite processing by the Department of Homeland Security. The U.S. Passport Card The passport card cannot be used to travel by air outside the United States. U.S. citizens may present a limited-use, wallet-size passport card. The passport card will only be valid for land and sea travel between the United States and Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean region, and Bermuda. Traveling with a Birth Certificate AND Photo Identification Birth Certificate Information The following are acceptable: • An original or copy of a birth certificate issued by a government agency (state/county/city) or the Department of Health and Vital Statistics • A clear, legible printed copy (photocopy) of a birth certificate that was originally issued by a government agency (state/county/city) or the Department of Health and Vital Statistics. The copy does not need to be notarized or certified. • Birth Certificate Card • A Consular Report of Birth Abroad • Internationally adopted children (under the age of 18): If the adoptive parent was not issued a birth certificate, we will accept as proof of citizenship, a Certificate of Citizenship by the U.S. and adoption paperwork. A Certificate of Citizenship is issued by the U.S. once the adoption is finalized. • Guests may obtain a copy of a birth certificate by contacting: The Department of Health and Vital Statistics at: www.vitalchek.com.(http://www.vitalchek.com/) If the guest has laminated their birth certificate, it is acceptable. Birth certificates from Puerto Rico issued prior to July 1, 2010, are not valid forms of proof of citizenship and are not accepted by U.S. Customs and Border Protection. Guests from Puerto Rico either need to present a WHTI-compliant document or a government-issued photo ID with a validated birth certificate issued after July 1, 2010. AND Photo Identification An unexpired government-issued photo ID is required of all guests 16 years of age and older. A Mobile/Digital version of a photo ID is not an acceptable form of identification. The following are acceptable: • Driver's License (a temporary Driver's License with photo is acceptable) • Driver's Permit • School/Student ID (acceptable for guests 16/17/18 years of age) • Government-issued identification card including a U.S. Military ID with photo (city/state/federal) • Government-issued Trusted Traveler Program Membership Card (NEXUS/SENTRI/FAST) - for photo identification use only Unacceptable Forms of Documentation • Copies of any WHTI-Compliant document • Driver's License as the only proof • A Mobile/Digital version of a photo ID • A temporary driver's license (paperwork without a photo ID) • Voter's Registration Card • Trusted Traveler Program Membership Card (NEXUS/SENTRI/FAST) - may be used for photo identification use only • Baptismal Papers • U.S. Military ID as the only proof • A Dependent Military ID that is issued to the spouse and children of military personnel is not acceptable • U.S. Military Discharge Papers • No Record of Birth certificate: a certificate issued by the Department of Health and Vital Statistics showing that they have no records on this person • Hospital certificate, hospital-issued birth notice, Certificate of Live Birth, live record of birth or announcement of birth

Guest are required to provide us with check-in information by completing their Online Check-in and selecting their Arrival Appointment, within 14 days prior to sailing and no later than midnight (eastern time) prior to the sailing date. Please note - We recommend using a desktop computer should you encounter connectivity issues with your mobile device while completing Online Check-in. Guests must enter their legal first name and last name in 'Online Check-in' as it appears on their travel documentation. Guest names that are different on their reservation to what they have entered as their legal name will be given an advisory to contact Carnival's call center to have their name changed, to reflect the name they have entered in 'Online Check-in'. Information Pre-Populated in 'Online Check-in' The 'Online Check-in' system will pre-populate the following fields based on the information in the guest's reservation; if this information needs to be changed, the guest must call their travel agent or Carnival (if booked directly): Title: First Name: Last Name: Gender: For guests that have previously sailed with Carnival (past guests), the 'Online Check-in' system will pre-populate the following fields based on existing information in the Past Guest database; guests will have the ability to make the necessary changes to any of these fields: Date of Birth: Email Address: Telephone Number: Emergency Phone Number: Permanent Home Address:

Passengers are typically allowed to bring limited quantities of bottled water or non-alcoholic beverages. Check your cruise line’s policy for specific restrictions.

The Bubbles Package generally includes unlimited soda and other non-alcoholic beverages. The Cheers Package often provides a wider variety of drinks, including alcoholic beverages. Review the details for each to decide which suits your preferences.

Some cruise lines require all adults in the same stateroom to purchase the beverage package. Verify with your cruise line for specific policies.

Your cruise fare usually includes accommodation, meals in the main dining venues, basic entertainment, and access to onboard amenities. Additional purchases, such as specialty dining, excursions, and beverages, may incur extra charges.