An Alaska cruise vacation is sure to be a relaxing and awe-inspiring experience. In addition to the amazing scenery that Alaska has to offer, your luxurious cruise ship will feature activities that will entertain the entire family.
One thing you’ll want to find out before you travel is Alaska cruise passport information. As fabulous as cruising from Vancouver to Alaska on a luxury liner may be, there’s nothing that can ruin your travel plans like discovering that you can’t enter Canada to board your ship. All passengers attempting to fly into Canada will need to have proof of citizenship and proof of identity. A valid U.S. passport satisfies both of these requirements.
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If you are going to be driving to Vancouver to board a cruise ship sailing to Alaska, the U.S. still mandates that you show a current passport or passport card. A passport card, which was previously referred to as a PASS Card, will allow you to enter the country if you are arriving by boat or by car, but is not enough to comply with documentation laws when flying into Canada.
If you choose to start and end your Alaska cruise from either San Francisco or Seattle, U.S. citizens will not be required to carry a passport along with them. However, it is always a good idea to have one. In lieu of a passport, U.S. citizens must provide a state certified copy of their birth certificate and valid government issued photo ID.
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You can get all the details about Alaska cruise passport information on the CruiseExperts.com website: Passport Help & Information. Or from the State Department’s website: U.S. Passports & International Travel.
Of course, if you have any questions about documentation that you’ll need for your Alaskan cruise, feel free to contact us. Our knowledgeable staff can help answer any questions and even provide travel recommendations based on years of experience. We’re available by phone at 1-888-804-CRUISE (2784) or by logging onto www.CruiseExperts.com.
