In this post, we're going to discuss documentation. As in the legal kind.
I cannot recommend any higher for all individuals going on any cruise line to pursue the full passport from the country of your origin. With a passport and your state identification (drivers license or State ID for U.S. residents), you should be all set. A copy of your birth certificate also might help. Better to be prepared and have more documentation than you need than to be sitting at the pier watching the cruise ship sail away without you.
For children/minors, generally a certified copy of their birth certificate will usually do, but check with your individual cruise line for particular identification needs.
Most cruise lines, and several other travel sources do sell a "pouch" that has a neck lanyard to wear around your neck of which you can place your travel documents. It can also serve as a wallet as well.
That is merely an example, but I am sure there are other styles out there.
Happy Traveling!
Ryan
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