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ESSENTIALS -
Print this list to check off things you will need.
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Tickets - Air and cruise
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Passport (valid for at least 6
months after your return)
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Cruise Documents and Guest registration
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ATM / Credit Cards
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US currency, small bills
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US Traveler's Checks
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Drivers License
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Travel Insurance
PERSONAL ITEMS
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Sunscreen / Lip balm
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Deodorant and body lotion
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Contact lens and cleaner
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Toothbrush / Toothpaste
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Comb / brush / hair spray
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Shower cap
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Wet tissues
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Shaving supplies
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/ cotton balls
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Cosmetics and perfume
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Dental floss
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Facial wash and moisturizer
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Shampoo / conditioner
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Clear nail polish / Remover
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Emery board
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Tweezers
FIRST AID
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Band Aid / Dressing
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Antiseptic cream
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Motion sickness pills
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Insect Repellent
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Mild laxative
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Aspirin / Antacid / Lozenges
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Anti-Diarrhea Tablets
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Nose spray
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Sudafed
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Advil
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Medication / prescription
ACCESSORIES
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Luggage ID tags
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Sunglasses
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Belts
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Handbags
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Raincoat/umbrella
DAY TRIPS/SHORE
EXCURSIONS
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Back pack
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Water bottle
GETTING READY TO GO
A little pre-planning
can make your trip go a lot smoother.
At least a week or two before your trip, make a list of what
you'll need to take with you- Make sure your passports are
current and that you have enough prescription medications
to last through the trip. The following general Information will
help you prepare for a comfortable, hassle-free journey.
QUICK CHECKLIST
Here's a reminder
of things you should do before you
leave for an extended trip:
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Stop routine services such as mail and paper deliveries.
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Lower thermostat in your home
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Set lights on timers so your home isn't dark
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Leave keys to house and car with a friend or neighbor
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Check to see that no important bills are due while you're
away (such as insurance premiums)
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Make arrangements for someone to care for your pets
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Make sure you have a valid drivers license and passport
(write down numbers and keep in a separate location)
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It's a good idea to take a battery-operated travel alarm
clock with you
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If you take prescription medication, be sure you have
enough for the trip and keep them in your carry-on
luggage
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If you wear eyeglasses or contact lenses, It's a good
idea to have an extra pair
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Be sure you have enough money, travelers checks and
2 valid credit cards (write down numbers and keep in a separate location)
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Note the limit on your credit card(s) --- in some countries
it is against the law to exceed your
credit limit
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Keep a copy of credit card numbers, exp. dates and
phone number to call should your credit card become lost.
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Check with your health care provider regarding terms and
conditions of coverage overseas
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Leave a copy of your itinerary with your family in case
they need to reach you
Prepared
especially for you by Susan Helfrich,
your
Cruise Event Coordinator
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