Crazy Cruises - Frequently Asked Questions - Pre Travel

You can check into your cruise by locating your cruise liner registration page. We have compiled a list of the cruise check in login pages of the companies we deal with to help ease this process.

You'll be needing an email address, your cruise liner reservation number and some other items such as your passport details and emergency contact details.

Once you've registered, you'll find a wealth of information and be able to book shore excursions, drinks packages and more.

What you decide to bring on the cruise, depends entirely on yourself and the type of cruise you will be departing on. If you are going to warm beach destinations, you should take your swimming attire and light clothing. If you are travelling on a European River Cruise, you should bring more appropriate clothing for walking through city streets, and visiting tourist sights. You should also consider clothing appropriate for dining out in and attending live shows. Good footwear is recommended, as is headwear and sunglasses.

You should also consider bringing a camera, any toiletries, money / credit cards, and your passport.

Yes. Most cruises will require you to bring your passport with you as you will be arriving in foreign countries. Normal immigration procedures will apply upon arrival. If your cruise is not travelling to a foreign country (eg. a cruise only within Australia) you may not need it. It would be best to check the documentation you receive with your tickets, but if in doubt - take it!