Before You Travel

☑ Complete the Pre-Travel Checklist to ensure you have all of the documents you need to travel. 

☑ Locate and bring your Returning Crew Letter. This may have been included in your debark packet at the end of your last contract, or if you received a digital copy by email, use your Crew Member ID number (PERNR) as the password to open the document and print a copy.

☑ Review your travel itinerary and check for travel advisories. Check with your airline and destination's embassy if health info, departure testing, or other documents specific to your nationality are required to board your flight as well as successfully arrive at your final destination without travel interruptions or delays.

☑ Depending on the ship itinerary, location and the season you are sailing, temperatures can vary between warm, tropical climates to colder climates. Make sure to check the local weather prior to traveling to start your contract.  A sweater or jacket is recommended for cooler temperatures. 

☑ Crew Members are required to disclose any change in medical condition or medication regiment after completing the Pre-Employment Medical Evaluation (PEME) form, no matter how minor. Additionally, Crew Members are required to disclose all medications they are taking, including those acquired over-the-counter. Some medications, such as headache tablets containing codeine, may be legal in your country (over-the-counter) but prohibited elsewhere and not permitted on DCL vessels.

To report a change in medical condition or over-the-counter medications, please contact DCL-Crew.Medical.Services@disney.com. Failure to comply with these guidelines may result in disciplinary action including termination.

If you have any questions regarding what is required before you travel, please contact us:

Click here to contact the Crew Operations team 

☑ When packing, please be mindful of the size of your luggage. For example, the designated storage area underneath the beds in each cabin on the Disney Destiny is approximately 80 cm wide by 38.5 cm high. Due to limited space within each crew cabin, it is suggested that you pack conservatively for your time onboard. Once you embark the ship, everything you bring will be stored only in your cabin.

Don't forget your nametag! It is important to bring your Disney Cruise Line name tag with you, as neither the shipyard nor the ship will have the capability to issue a new one immediately upon your arrival.

Concerns?

If you are experiencing COVID-19 symptoms (such as fever or chills, cough, difficulty breathing, fatigue, muscle or body aches, headache, new loss of taste or smell, sore throat, congestion or runny nose, nausea or vomiting, or diarrhea) or are unable to travel as scheduled for any reason, please reach out to the Labor team by clicking here.