Help!! Online checkin

[Kentishgirl]

I've been trying to complete my online check-in and would like to know what the cruise ticket contract is?
You have to agree with this before you can print your set sail pass.

[f-mattox]

It is just that--the contract between you and the cruise line--otherwise known as "the fine print"; you need to read it and agree to it before you can sail. You really should read it; it tells you what the cruise line will and will not do; it sets forth their limits of liability in all situations. It could eliminate some nasty surprises if things don't go quite as expected.

[Kentishgirl]

Where do I find the small print is it in brochure or where on-line?

[Dave]

Either electronically or by pen and ink, you have to agree to the contract or you will not be allowed to board. As f-mattox notes, it really is something that ought to be read. We always see posts from irate cruisers who are whining because a port was skipped and they all their money back or something like that. If they had read the contract they would have known some things which are surprising to many....such as the ship can miss every port on a cruise if the Master (Captain) deems it necessary and the passenger has no legal recourse.

[Dave]

Originally posted by Kentishgirl:
Where do I find the small print is it in brochure or where on-line?

RCI has two contracts currently - the Brilliance Of The Seas appears to have it's own. You can download the contracts here.

[Dave]

Hmmm, I just noticed that the contract is binding regardless of whether the passenger signs it or not!

[Kentishgirl]

Thank you. Had better agree or won't be allowed on the ship!!

[Kentishgirl]

Yes. It came up already ticked when doing my on-line check in.

[Kentishgirl]

All done!! Have printed off the set and sail passes. Guess we sit back and wait for air tickets now.

[Berick1234]

Gotta Read the Fine Print....It tells it like it is...Have a Grand Sailing.....

Bob E