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One of the best Head Waiters is aboard Navigator. His name is Ben Alli. He is from Tunisia. He has been our Head Waiter 7 times. If you see him please tell him Kelly and Vanessa from Kentucky says hi. Take a selfie with him and post it. Have a great cruise!

10 hours ago, Mljstr said:

We are on the Anthem April 12 transatlantic sailing from Cape Liberty to Southampton. We are staying over in London for four nights and need recommendations for hotels that are convenient to tourist attractions and in the $200-$300 a night range. Has anyone done this and where did you stay?

Also when the ship debarks in Southampton, what time can I expect to be off the ship? We will be getting private transportation from ship to hotel. 

 

I have traveled to London many times and we always stay at the K&K George in Kensington. Super nice English hotel in a great location. Earls Court tube station is a 2 min walk from the hotel. Enjoy your time in London. It’s one of the greatest cities you’ll ever visit. 

https://www.kkhotels.com/london/hotel-george?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI6r64nMqA4wIVjv5kCh0-8w4REAAYASAAEgKw0_D_BwE

On 6/13/2019 at 9:33 AM, Mljstr said:

Re: documents required- You must have a letter signed by at least one parent of the niece. The letter states name of ship, sail date and itinerary. It gives you permission to take the child, sign waivers onboard and seek medical attention. It must be notarized.. If parents are divorced it’s better if both parents sign  

We just returned from cruise with teenage grandchildren and we were asked for the letter at checkin and they made a copy of it. 

A passport is better than a birth certificate. 

What they said above is correct. I would suggest calling RCCL and asking what all paperwork is required for your niece. It changes from time to time. Also if you don’t have a passport I would suggest getting one. If not make sure you have original birth certificates and a copy of a marriage certificate if you have a wife going with you. 

9 hours ago, Kwevans said:

That makes sense, but It doesn’t say anything about that online. We have already left town and will be flying to Orlando tomorrow for our cruise that leave Friday. I will call them first thing tomorrow morning!! Thanks for the heads up! 

It’s listed in the Cruise Contract. 

If you are married and don’t have a passport and are using Birth Certificates then YOU MUST Have A COPY OF YOUR MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE that shows your wife’s  maiden name was legally changed. If your birth certificate has a maiden name and her driving license has her married name you MUST have that document bridge. If not your not getting on the ship. I’ve seen it happen many times. 

For the day you are there you are much better off going to Kennedy Space Center. They have amazing things to do and it’s time better spent. You will spend at least 3 hours in travel to and from the ship getting to the parks in Orlando and the parks will be so crowded you won’t get to do much.