Travel Perks - Dream Vacations Cruise Form
Cruise Guest Registration
Please complete, insuring your guests legal names are exactly reflected as they appear in your travel documents (Passport, Gov't ID, Green Card, etc.. See Travel.State.Gov for reference. Required items are marked with an asterisk. The other items are helpful to us in making your booking and ensuring the highest quality of service and discounts that apply. Complete one form for each household of guests. For your safety this is an encrypted secure form. Thank You!
 
If your registration requires a deposit, once you have completed the Registration Form please proceed to the secure Credit Card Authorization Form Here.
 
Travel Insurance is recommended to all our clients and guests.
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GUEST #1
Your Name must match exactly what is recorded on your Passport.
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#1 Pregnancy *
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GUEST #2
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#2 Pregnancy
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Children of Guest's - Passenger #3
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Children of Guest's - Passenger #4
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Children of Guest's - Passenger #5
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Emergency Contact Information Guest #1
Emergency Contact Information Guest #2
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Prior Cruise Information
Helps provide a more customized Travel Solution and Qualifies for Additional Discount
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Guest #2
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Please check all that apply
 
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Special Occasions?
 

DISCLOSURE: If you change ANY information on this form in which you are submitting to Dream Vacations/Travel Perks today for a future vacation it is YOUR responsibly to notify us upon your next booking with us.
   Any changes, in the information above, provided to Dream Vacation/Travel Perks vacation booking will be the responsibility of the booking party to provide.  This is information,  as minor as, prefix to your name, address/phone/address changes, name changes due to adoption, marriage, divorce, change in Passport/Visa status information and etc. is the responsibility of you and/or your assigned representative.  Passport information MUST be provided with each booking by providing an image of such passport/passbook/Visa to us.  Unless advised ALL passports/passbooks MUST be valid a minimum of 6 months from the date in which the trip ends back into the United States of America.  ALL Visa and Passport applications are the responsibility of the traveler.  All travel advisors can direct and advise as to what you need however, the ultimately it is the responsibility of the booking client to make sure ALL travel documentation and immunizations are fulfilled accordingly to the State Department of the United States of America and the Center for Disease

DOCUMENTATION REQUIREMENTS TO TRAVEL:
     All Guests (U.S. citizens, residents and Non-U.S. citizens) must have valid government issued citizenship documentation in order to sail which may include valid original Permanent Resident Card (also known as Alien Resident Card – ARC), passports and/or necessary visas. Those without proper citizenship documentation will be denied boarding. Guests are responsible to check with their government agencies, embassies or consulates prior to their vacation to ensure that they have proper citizenship documentation. For more information, Guests can visit the U.S. Department of State website at http://www.travel.state.gov/ or call the U.S. National Passport Information Center at 877-4USA-PPT. Be advised that certain U.S. Non-immigrants have been required to register with Customs and Border Protection (CBP) in order to depart the United States from a U.S. port. Guests who may be affected should contact the local CBP office or visit the Special Registration website for details at www.ice.gov/pi/specialregistration/index.htm. It is mandatory for anyone travelling to or transferring through the U.S. under the Visa Waiver Program, to obtain approval to travel no later than 72 hours prior to travel by completing the online Electronic System for Travel Authorization (ESTA) process. Additional information about ESTA can be obtained by visiting https://esta.cbp.dhs.gov.

     For all your travel document needs such as a Visa or Passport You must research thoroughly on your part to find out all the information you need to know about the countries you plan to visit.  The onus is on you to find out whether you need a visa/passport -- not your airline carrier, travel agent or other transportation carriers.  All these agencies can advise and assist but the bottom line is that you are completely responsible for meeting all travel document requirements.  When you get your booking confirmation for your travel itinerary and there is a need for a passport and/or Visa  --  Do Not Wait until the Last Minute to fill this paperwork out and apply for a VISA/PASSPORT.  When you get it Please fill it out immediately and mail.  Make copies of all paperwork submitted.  For more documentation requirements please contact a local passport office, post office or government site.  It is ultimately your responsibility to complete all applications and correctly submit all required paperwork for all Customs & Immigration applications as it is against the law for any travel representative to complete this legal paperwork. Passports MUST BE valid at least 6 months after you arrive back to U.S. territory or you will be denied boarding.

TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS:

     TSA requirements mandate that for all guests who have purchased Domestic air must provide TSA with Full Name (as it appears on your passport) that includes middle name if applicable, Date of Birth and Gender. Without this information you can be denied boarding the aircraft. 

As a result of the REAL ID Act, new airline travel restrictions will take effect in 2018 for U.S. citizens traveling by air domestically. The REAL ID Act establishes minimum security standards for state-issued driver’s licenses and identification cards and prohibits federal agencies, like TSA, from accepting licenses and identification cards for official purposes from states that do not meet these standards. Beginning January 22, 2018, guests with driver’s licenses or state IDs issued by states that are not in compliance with the REAL ID Act and have not been granted an extension by DHS may not use these forms of identification to fly within the US. If the state is in compliance, guests may continue to use state-issued driver’s license or ID for domestic air travel only if your state has been granted an extension to the compliance deadline by DHS.

To find out if your state is in compliance, please visit Homeland Security Website.
For more information, including other acceptable forms of identification, please visit TSA website
LIST OF CURRENT STATUS OF STATES RE: REAL ID COMPLIANCE – [As of 4/9/18] - https://www.dhs.gov/real-id

TRAVEL HEALTH NOTICES:

     Travel notices are designed to inform travelers about current health issues related to specific international destinations. These issues may arise from disease outbreaks, special events or gatherings, and natural disasters that may affect travelers’ health. 

 As of April 5, 2013, the CDC issued different types of notices for international travelers to it make more easily understood. To view these different types of levels please visit Travel Notice Definitions.

     The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has a Destination Resource guide available to you online. Clicking this link enables you to search by country in which you are traveling.  Traveler’s Destinations

Currently, the CDC has issued a travel alert for travelers to specific countries in Latin America, the Caribbean, and Bahamas along with specific areas in Florida due to the Zika virus, a mosquito related illness. While the most common symptoms are usually mild and include fever, rash, joint pain and red eyes, pregnant women should pay special attention to the travel alert and take necessary precaution to avoid mosquito bites. Additional information can be found under the Travelers Health section of the CDC website at http://wwwnc.cdc.gov/travel/notices and http://www.cdc.gov/zika

TRAVEL SAFETY AND SECURITY:

     The U.S. Department of State recommends if you are traveling Internationally that it is advisable to research the country in which you are traveling for your safety.  To assist you the State Department has a website to search by country to view any and all travel advisories - please visit Travel Advisories by Country or call: 1-888-407- 4747. 

In the event of an active State Department Travel Warning against travel to a specific location on your itinerary, we will attempt to reroute your trip to avoid that specific locale. If we cannot do so and if the traveler still chooses to travel to the locale of a warning, the traveler assumes all risk of personal injury, death or property damage that may arise out of or which relates to the type of events warned against.

They further recommend that all international travelers register through their Smart Traveler Enrollment Program [STEP] where you will be provided information regarding where you are going if anything should arise before, during or after your travels. To register visit – STEP PROGRAM                                                                                                     ---

FOR MORE VALUABLE INFORMATION - Please visit ‘Before You Go’

Here is a check-off list to assist you in preparing:  UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF STATE TRAVELER’S CHECKLIST

Guest entering their 24th week of pregnancy either before or during a cruise or cruise tour will not be allowed to travel.   

Women who have entered their 24th week of pregnancy as of their embarkation date or who will enter their 24th week of pregnancy during the cruise will be refused passage due to safety concerns. Neither a physician's medical statement nor a waiver of liability will be accepted. In addition, your Travel Agent, Cruise Lines or other transportation carrier cannot be held responsible or liable for any complications relating to pregnancy at any stage.

For Alaska cruises…Canada has strict guidelines that prevent guests with DUI convictions and/or felonies from entering Canada.
Upon check-in at the pier the cruise lines or Customs/Homeland Security could deny boarding.

Due to U.S. regulations applicable to select sailings, guests who miss boarding the ship at the embarkation port may not be permitted to begin their voyage at another port within the 50 U.S. States, and must instead meet the ship at a foreign port.

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