One of our daughters is listed in another stateroom with her grandma. If I understand correctly because she is not listed in our stateroom we need to sign a form so we can leave the ship with her? Could you clarify because this seems odd.

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Ahoy, Jennifer!

It is wonderful to hEAR from you again! The safety of Guests is Disney Cruise Line's number one concern, so the Onboard Security system does have a disembarkation policy in place for Guests under the age of 18. The policy states that an adult in their stateroom must accompany Guests under the age of 18 when heading ashore. If you want to disembark with your daughter, you will need to fill out the Parental Debarkation Authorization Form. This form is found online on the bottom of the "My Online Check-In Overview" page. You can get to this page by logging in to your cruise reservation and going to the Online Check-in Section. You'll need to print it out and bring the completed form with you to turn in at Guest Services on Deck 3. Once the form has been received, your daughter will be free to leave the ship with any of the adults listed.

I'm glad you cruised by with this question, Jennifer! I hope my answer provides you with clarification on the disembarkation policy for minors.

Have a magical day!

Nancy

One of our daughters is listed in another stateroom with her grandma. If I understand correctly because she is not listed in our stateroom we need to sign a form so we can leave the ship with her? Could you clarify because this seems odd.

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