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This Information is correct as of July 2010 and is provided as a guide only.  Booking terms and conditions may override this information at any stage.  For further enquiries please contact us on 1300 54 00 22 or email your enquiry to sales@ozcruising.com.au

 

  1. Alcohol

  2. Age Restrictions

  3. Auto Upgrade

  4. Booking Process

  5. Brochures

  6. Cabin Allocations

  7. Cancellations

  8. Cabin Guarantees

  9. Cabin Types

  10. Childrens Availability

  11. Childrens Prices

  12. Cruise Personaliser

  13. Currency

  14. Dining

  15. Dietary Requests

  16. Electrical Sockets

  17. Fees And Charges

  18. Gratuities

  1. Groups

  2. Honeymoons

  3. Infants

  4. Lost Property

  5. Onboard Account

  6. Passports

  7. Payment Options

  8. Past Passenger Discounts

  9. Renewal Of Vows Ceremony

  10. Satellite Phone

  11. Sea Sickness

  12. Terms And Conditions

  13. Tickets

  14. Travel Insurance

  15. Vaccinations

  16. Visas

  17. Waitlist

  18. Weddings

  19. Wheelchair Access

 
  1. Alcohol

    Most cruise lines will not allow passengers to bring alcohol onboard. The exceptions are Princess Cruises, Holland America Cruise lines, and Cunard which will permit one bottle of alcoholic wine and/or champagne to be bought onboard for consumption. Alcoholic beverages that are purchased duty free from the ship's gift shop or at ports of call will be collected for safekeeping and delivered to your stateroom on the last day of the voyage. A member of the cruise line security staff will be at the gangway to assist with the storage of your alcoholic beverage purchases.

    As with most international cruise lines Royal Caribbean will not sell or serve alcoholic drinks to anyone less than 21 years of age. However on cruises departing from Australia/ New Zealand where the legal drinking age is 18 years, a parent/legal guardian who is sailing with the person aged between 18 to 20 years, may sign a waiver allowing the 18 to 20 year old to consume alcoholic beverages.
     
  2. Age Restrictions

    Royal Caribbean, P& O and Princess Cruises have a strict policy regarding age restrictions for passengers fewer than 21 yrs old. We have attached below the relevant terms and conditions:

    Princess Cruises Age Restrictions

    Passengers under 18 years of age not cruising with their parents must provide a letter of consent from them when booking and must travel in a complete cabin with an adult (18 years or over). For cruises in November and December any passenger under the age of 21 years at the time of travel must travel in the same cabin as their parent or legal guardian.

    P&O Age Restrictions

    To ensure suitable supervision, there needs to be at least one passenger 18 years or older in each cabin; However, to accompany families cruising together, children may occupy a separate cabin to their parent/guardian, providing one child is aged 16 years or over.

    For Departures between 1 November and 31 December, any passenger under the age of 21 years of age on the day they board the cruise, must travel in the same cabin as their parent or legal guardian.

    Royal Caribbean

    No guest under the age of 21 will be booked in a stateroom unless accompanied by an adult 21 years or older. This age limit will be waived for underage married couples (proof of marriage is required at check-in) or minor children sailing with their parents or guardians in adjacent staterooms. Please note: An individual's age on the date of sailing determines his or her status for the entire cruise vacation. Royal Caribbean International does not accept bookings for student groups.

  3. Auto Upgrade

    Cruise lines often offer complimentary automatic upgrades. Occasionally, a voyage is set for automatic upgrade, and bookings are selected to be upgraded to higher categories at no additional cost to the passengers. These upgrades are automatic and based on availability. Since not every booking can be upgraded we always advise that you book in a category in which you will be happy to sail.

    If an upgrade occurs, it will be automatically added to the booking some time prior to sailing. Unfortunately we cannot guarantee that an upgrade will occur.

    We recommend declining the automatic upgrade for group bookings with cabins near each other or if you are satisfied that your initial cabin meets a specific request (side of the ship, mid ship, near the elevators, etc.) as a cabin upgrade may disrupt your preferred allocation and once upgraded it cannot often be reversed.

  4. Booking Process

    Bookings can be submitted via our website and are processed manually by our consultants; once your reservation is complete you will receive a confirmation email within 48 hours of submitting your booking request. This is held with no obligation for a period of 1 – 5 days before a deposit will be required to secure your booking. We are also able to process bookings by phone provided the required information can be supplied and the passengers have access to internet and email.

    Required information at time of booking your cruise for each passenger is:

    • Full name (as per passport)
    • Last name (as per passport)
    • Date of birth (as per passport)
    • Email address
    • Postal Address
    • Contact number

    Please note that cabins on sale are limited. Although our website is updated daily, cabins can sell out at any time in between these updates. Should your requested cabin no longer be available we will allocate the next best available cabin or place your request on a waitlist.

    Please Note: As we are an Australian based agency we are unable to take bookings for internationally based clients. This is because we do not have the facilities to be able to process payments, we will however make some exceptions for New Zealand based clients who are able to pay their fare in AUD and have an Australian residential address that can be used for booking purposes.

  5. Brochures

    As an internet based agency we aim to cut down our carbon footprint by limiting the paper documentation that we stock. As current brochures and cruise information are available through cruise lines websites we do not mail out brochures or advertising leaflets.

  6. Cabin Allocations

    Unfortunately we are unable to provide an updated list of cabins available for you to choose from and are unable to view them prior to booking, however if the category does appear on the website then it does usually mean that cabin category is currently available. You can request a cabin or provide specifications as to what cabin you would like when submitting a booking request.

  7. Cancellations

    Should you need to cancel your cruise reservation we will require written notification by post or email. We understand that at times your circumstances may change, however once a deposit has been paid on your cruise, Cancellation fees will apply. Relevant cancellation fees will be stated on your booking confirmation. Cancellations made prior to paying a deposit will not be charged a fee. P&O and Princess Cruises will usually provide the option to transfer your reservation to a different cruise if it is requested early.

    We strongly advise that you take out travel insurance at the time of booking as this may cover you for cancellation fees incurred.

  8. Cabin Guarantees

    If you have submitted a booking and received a confirmation stating you are in a ‘Guaranteed’ status, this means that there was no cabin allocations left in that Category and you will be allocated a cabin in the category you have booked or a higher priced cabin.

    Please Note: If you are travelling as a group or want to stay on that particular deck you have booked on, it is better to receive a cabin allocation as once a cabin has been allocated by the cruise line it is very difficult to change. If you are part of a group booking and you accept the booking by paying the deposit, we cannot guarantee cabins will be placed near each other.

  9. Cabin Types

    To clarify some cruise terminology regarding accommodation onboard (referred to as cabins or staterooms) please see below:

    Interior: Standard cabin in the middle of a deck without a window

    Outside: Standard cabin with a window or porthole

    Outside Obstructed View: Standard cabin with a window that has a restricted view usually due to the location of the ship's life boats

    Outside balcony: Standard cabin with a sliding door onto a balcony with an ocean view

    Deluxe Cabin: Can be either an interior, outside or outside with balcony, which is a few square metres larger than a standard cabin

    Mini Suite: In-between a Deluxe cabin and a Suite, more spacious with balcony and other special features

    Suite: Usually the most expensive cabin type, significantly larger than other cabins with balcony and other special features

    T Category Cabins: P&O Cruises will sometimes offer a special in a T grade cabin. We can only book this cabin type as a twin or single cabin in a bunk bed configuration; they cannot accommodate a queen bed. T category cabins are usually the same size as a standard cabin.

    Single Cabin: Usually the same cabin layout as a twin cabin booked as a sole occupancy cabin

    Twin Cabin: A cabin that will accommodate two passengers and can be either a Queen or twin single bedding configuration

    Triple Cabin: A cabin that can accommodate bookings for three passengers

    Quad Cabin: A cabin that will accommodate bookings with four passengers

  10. Children's Availability

    P&O and Princess Cruises restrict the number of children on onboard due to safety and the facilities. Once the children’s age category is sold out we are unable to reserve a cabin for families with children in this age group. A waitlist can generally be placed should the children’s availability for your cabin request be closed.

  11. Children's Prices

    Cruise holidays are great for children with many fantastic kids’ programmes available onboard; however not all cruise lines provide children’s discounts. P&O and Princess often provide a discount for children under 12 years old that are the third or fourth passenger on a booking. We cannot provide an accurate quote for children’s fares until the time of booking; if they are available they will be automatically added to your booking and displayed in the confirmation email.

  12. Cruise Personaliser

    The cruise personaliser or online check-in is administrated by the cruise line's website. To access this cruise personaliser you will need log in using your cruise booking number which is different to the Ozcruising reservation number (e.g. P&O booking number 6PMW4N) followed by your first and last name as listed on your booking confirmation. This system allows you to update personal information and ensure your booking is active with the cruise line. It is important to complete this information to prevent ticket delays or enable you to print out a boarding pass prior to sailing.

  13. Currency

    All fares advertised on our website are in AUD

    South Pacific

    For Noumea the currency is South Pacific Francs. Money can be exchanged onboard the ship at the Pursers desk so ensure you have some cash or travellers cheques with you to exchange. Some places in Noumea will accept Australian dollars and credit cards.

    Lifou also accept small notes in Australian dollars and South Pacific Francs.

    The local currency in Vanuatu is the Vatu. This currency cannot be exchanged onboard. Australian dollars are widely accepted in Vanuatu, you will find five and ten dollar notes are the most convenient.

    Onboard

    P&O cruise liners and Sun and Dawn Princess onboard charges are in AUD. Royal Caribbean, Holland America, Sailings on the Diamond Princess onboard prices are in USD.

  14. Dining

    All meals are included in your cruise fare this will include full breakfast, buffet selection or à la carte lunch menu and sumptuous 4-course dinners. It has been said that you board a cruise as a passenger and leave as cargo. Some cruises will have a formal first and second dining option for your evening meals. First dining is between 6:00 and 6:30pm (5:30pm for Princess Cruises) and second dining between 7:45 and 8:30pm.  

    We find that the first sitting is the most popular and will often fill up first, if you have selected this as your preference and it is sold out, then second dining will be allocated and you will be waitlisted for the first preference. Should you have a medical need to dine at a particular time please provide a medical certificate to help us obtain this for you.

    Anytime Dining

    Most cruise lines will now offer anytime or your choice dining. Anytime Dining gives you the flexibility to choose where, when and with whom they dine throughout the cruise, and is an alternative to the traditional first and second sitting arrangements for evening meals.

    All P&O cruises have anytime dining and this is being introduced on Princess Cruises as well. 

    My Time Dining

    With My Time Dining you can experience the fine quality, ambiance and service offered in the Ships main dining room while enjoying flexibility in your dining options. By selecting My Time Dining, you can choose to dine in the main dining room between the hours of 6:00 – 9:30 pm, then once onboard your ship, you will have the convenience and flexibility to select the perfect dining time for each day of your cruise vacation.

    The Royal Caribbean Line will require gratuities to be prepaid in order to assign their ‘My Time’ dining option.

  15. Dietary Requests

    A variety of dietary needs such as vegetarian, gluten/dairy free, low calorie, diabetic needs and allergies can be catered for. Please make note of this at the time of booking so that we may inform the ship. Once onboard you will need to make yourself known to the Maitre’d or dining room attendant to confirm your specific meal requests.

  16. Electrical Sockets

    Pacific Sun have two types of socket in every room. One Australian style socket (220-240v) is located at the dressing table and an American style socket (110v) located in the bathroom for shavers.

    Pacific Dawn has the American style sockets (110v) and one Australian style socket (220v). These are located by the dressing table in the cabins.

    Pacific Jewel has the American style sockets (110v) and one Australian style sockets (220v). These are located by the dressing table in the cabins.

    Sun Princess has two types of socket in every room. One Australian style socket (230v) is located at the dressing table and an American style socket (110v) located in the bathroom.

    Dawn Princess has two types of socket in every room. One Australian style socket (230v) is located at the dressing table and an American style socket (110v) located in the bathroom.

    Rhapsody of the seas has European style socket 220v and American style socket (110v). For the use of Australian electrical appliances it is recommended to use the European adaptor, for the 220v supply. If the US adaptor is used a transformer will also be needed to convert the 110v to 240v.

  17. Fees And Charges

    We are able to provide discounted fares due to the online booking system, which allows us to minimise administration time. Although our consultants are available to assist with passenger enquiries, Ozcruising reserves the right to charge further fees for extra administration services.

    Services such as corrections to names on bookings after deposit has been paid, change of cabin type, payment transfers, overdue or dishonoured payments, multiple bookings ,booking cancelations, updating passenger information via online check in or request for information to be posted, may incur administration fees

  18. Gratuities

    After the 1st October 2010 and for Princess Cruises Australia after May 2011 (Sun, Dawn Gratuities are calculated by the cruise line and are automatically added to your cruise card account. Tipping is optional and this amount can be added to or removed from your account at the end of the cruise. Tipping is a great way to show your appreciation for the fantastic service we have come to expect from the Staff and we recommend to budget around AU$10 to AU $15.00 per passenger per day.

    Tipping is no longer required on P&O Cruises Australia for departures after the 1st October 2010 and for Princess Cruises Australia after May 2011 (Sun, Dawn Sea Princess Australian departures) ratuities apply to guests of all ages. Gratuities for other service personnel are at your discretion. A 15% gratuity will automatically be added to your bar bill or wine check when you are served.

    Notice to Guests: Gratuities may be shared with other crew members depending on the particular service requirement. This amount of US$15.50 per day is added to your onboard account

    Discretionary Hotel and Dining Charges (formerly known as gratuities)

    Grill Restaurant Accommodation: $13 per person per day

    All other Accommodation: $11 per person per day
    Discretionary Hotel and Dining Charges are added to the guest's onboard

  19. Groups

    Group bookings can be made via our website as individual cabin requests. You will need to add a note with a group name, for us to link the bookings and apply discounts. It is a good Idea to call ahead first, to check that there are enough cabins available in the category you wish to reserve, before you book. As our fares are already advertised as our lowest available rate we are unable to offer further group discounts.

  20. Honeymoons

    Cruising is popular with honeymooners and many cruise lines will make special arrangements for couples on their honeymoon, or have specific honeymoon packages available to purchase. If celebrating your honeymoon please advise us at the time of booking so that we can inform the ship. If complimentary services are provided for honeymooners a marriage certificate will need to be presented upon check in. Some packages can only be added to your booking if the Honeymoon cruise is within two weeks from your wedding date.

  21. Infants

    We are able to book cabins for families travelling with a toddlers, the minimum age is 12 months for P&O Princess and 6 months for Holland America, Royal Caribbean will take 6 month old children on domestic cruises and 12 months on Transatlantic (Sydney – Hawaii, Hawaii – Sydney). In accordance with safety restrictions and rules regarding children under the age of three, they must remain under parental supervision at all times as there is no supervised care available for infants. For P&O and Princess Cruises infants are usually at a reduced rate to be confirmed upon reservation request.

  22. Lost Property

    Lost property is collected but is only held for about 14 days from disembarkation, after this time the items are donated to charity for redistribution. Usually items like clothing and children’s toys are not collected due to for health reasons.

  23. Onboard Account

    An Onboard Expense Account is the cashless system used for all onboard purchases and services whilst aboard a cruise.

    The account may be set-up with either a credit card or cash and can usually be established in Australian currency. You may set up a master account and add guests from your stateroom or another stateroom as authorised purchasers on your account.

    For each purchase made onboard the ship you will receive a receipt at the point of sale which you will be required to be signed. A final statement will be delivered to your stateroom on the last night of your cruise vacation for your review.

    Guests that set up an account with a credit card should verify the statement. If all purchases are correct, they will automatically be billed to the credit card.

    Guests on a cash account will need to settle their statement onboard prior to disembarking. The ship will provide you with specific details.

  24. Passports

    All international itineraries require passengers to have a passport with a minimum of six months validity from the date of return.

    Passports are the preferred form of Identification for Australian domestic sailings however the Australian based cruise lines will also accept a valid form of Australian government issued photographic I.D such as a driver’s license. As a photographic I.D is not always available for young children, a Medicare card can be presented for children on the same Medicare card as their parents.

  25. Payment Options

    We have four main ways which we use to receive payments from our customers once a booking has been confirmed. These are Bpay, Credit Card, Direct Deposit, PayPal, Cash, Cheque or Money Order.

    Please Note: Credit Card payments do incur a surcharge – 2.5% for Visa and Mastercard, 3.3% for American Express. This surcharge on Visa & MasterCard can be avoided by paying with PayPal or Bpay.

    We do accept payments in instalments for your cruise booking, provided the full payment is made before the final due date. The payment information will be listed on your confirmation email. Alternatively, you can also make credit card payments and PayPal payments through the ‘My Booking’ section on our website. After each payment you will be issued with an email receipt with account statement, which will state the remaining balance.

  26. Past Passenger Discounts

    To be able to have past passenger discounts applied you will need to provide your number at time of booking. We do not have access to past passenger discount rates until time of booking, as we need past passenger member numbers. These discounts if available will be automatically added to your booking and sent to you in the confirmation email.

  27. Renewal Of Vows Ceremony

    Many cruise lines offer renewal of vows packages. For couples after a unique romantic event at sea this can be a memorable occasion. A typical vow renewal package that can be purchased is likely to consist of:

    • Private ceremony whilst the ship is at sea
    • Champagne & either a decorated cake or canapés
    • Bouquet
    • Boutonniere
    • One gift portrait and photographer present at ceremony
    • Signed certificate from the Ship’s Captain

    Please contact our consultants should you wish to add a vow renewal package to your booking.

  28. Satellite Phone

    Mobile phones often have service when in port and many ships are initiating a satellite service available to purchase for mobile phone coverage whilst at sea.

    Most ships have a satellite phone that can be used for emergencies:

    • Sun Princess: (0011) 870 331 043 810 or (0011) 870 331 043 768
    • Dawn Princess: (0011) 870 331 043 710.
    • Pacific Dawn: (0011) 870 32 35 00 193
    • Pacific Sun: (0011) 870 32 32 84 811
    • Pacific Jewel 0011 870 764 842 686 / 689
    • Diamond Princess (0011) 870 331 040 410
    • Royal Caribbean cruise liners: 0011 1732 335 3285 * requires credit card prior to connection to the ship requested i.e. Rhapsody of the seas

    Calls to ships can be expensive as satellite rates apply.  Please check your long distance service provider for rates.

  29. Sea Sickness

    For passengers susceptible to sea sickness we suggest you book an outside (window) mid ship cabin as this is generally the most stable part of the ship. Having a window can help as some motion sickness can be relieved by focusing on a stable point such as the horizon. Consult your GP before you leave as they may be able to provide a relevant motion sickness prescription. The doctors onboard the ship are well accustomed to dealing with motion sickness patients, it is although recommended that you have taken out an insurance policy as the onboard medical service can be expensive.

  30. Terms And Conditions

    Terms and conditions and passage contracts are legal information by which all cruise bookings are subject to.

    Ozcruising terms and conditions are listed on our website

    Every cruise line has their own set of terms and conditions provided at the time of booking. It is important that you read and understand these terms and conditions prior to paying a deposit on your cruise reservation.

  31. Tickets

    Please note tickets/documents for group bookings may not always get dispatched in the same postal batch; as a result group booking passengers may not receive their tickets/documents at the same time.

    The following clarifies the way tickets and boarding documentation may be obtained for each cruise line. 

    P&O - Once you have made your final payment and completed your online cruise personaliser, P&O will forward your tickets to our agency. Your tickets are then posted to your postal address by our consultants. They should arrive no later than two weeks prior to your departure date. Please ensure your correct postal address is supplied and will be still relevant at the time of departure.

    Princess Cruises - As of 14 May 2010, Princess Cruises ceased sending cruise documentation via the postal service. A few weeks before departure, Princess Cruises will send E-Tickets to the supplied email addresses of fully paid passengers, and will provide all other relevant documentation online; these documents can be downloaded from the online Princess Cruise Personaliser. It is important that passengers ensure their correct email address is supplied and will be still relevant at the time of departure.  

    Royal Caribbean - A few weeks before departure, Royal Caribbean will send E- Documentation to the supplied email addresses of fully paid passengers, and will provide all other relevant documentation including a set sail pass online; the set sail pass can be downloaded from the Royal Caribbean Online Check in. It is important that passengers ensure their correct email address is supplied and will be still relevant at the time of departure. 

    Holland America - Holland America issue online Express Docs. The Express Docs can be accessed through the Holland America Line Website as part of your Online Check-in process. Your information is encrypted, secure, and ready to print for yourself, family or friends as often as you wish. In addition, it's continually refreshed with up-to-date information about your departure.

  32. Travel Insurance

    We strongly encourage you to take out comprehensive international travel insurance, if you do not already have a policy. International travel insurance is also required on Australian coastal cruises, as Cruises are outside the scope of Australian Medicare and the New Zealand Ministry of Health. All consultations, treatments and medications are charged at private rates.

    We suggest Covermore ‘options’ policy or QBE ‘Toursafe’ travel insurance policy. To receive a quote and purchase insurance please visit our website.

    Please ensure you read the providers policy disclosure statement prior to purchasing your insurance to ensure you are aware of what you will be covered for.

  33. Vaccinations

    When travelling overseas it is recommended to have a minimum of Influenza, Hepatitis A and Tetanus/Diphtheria vaccinations. You are strongly advised to seek advice from your doctor or an approved public travel health advisory service to identify any specific vaccinations or health precautions required for each port of call, e.g.

    World Health Organisation www.who.org

    The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade www.dfat.gov.au

    Failure to have the correct vaccinations for some ports of call may result in the local health authorities preventing passengers from going ashore.

  34. Visas

    Australian Passport holders with no criminal record do not require a visa to travel to the South Pacific destinations such as Noumea, Fiji and Vanuatu.

    Due to the changing requirements for different ports of call, we are unable to advise on visa’s for other international destinations or passengers travelling on an international passport. Visas are the responsibility of the passenger and the visa requirements can be checked by contacting the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade or Visa Link:

    For Princess ‘Exotics’ cruises, specific visa information is sometimes available 75 days prior to sailing. It is worth awaiting this information prior to purchasing your visas as some visas are at times available to purchase onboard.

  35. Waitlist

    If the cabin type, children’s availability or cruise itinerary is sold out, often a waitlist can be placed. If a Cancellation occurs then the available cabin will go to the next passenger on a waitlist. We do not have access to the number of passengers currently waitlisted on a particular cruise and therefore unable to predict if or when a waitlist will clear. Once a waitlist request receives a waitlist match passengers will be contacted promptly to secure the available cabin.

  36. Weddings

    Wedding packages are not available onboard the Australian based cruise liners. Many couples choose to organise their wedding on shore at one of the destinations visited such as Vanuatu, Fiji, Thailand, Bali or New Zealand. At this stage Ozcruising does not have the facilities in place to cater for destination weddings; however this can be arranged by couples independently and we will notify the Ship of their arrangements.  

    Please be aware when planning a destination wedding that, as per the cruise lines passage contract, the Ship can deviate from the scheduled itinerary should they deem necessary. If the ship experiences any obstacles such as a technical difficulty, berthing restrictions or inclement weather, the scheduled time of arrival may also change. With this in mind it is important to allow ample time for arrival to your ceremony, consider a suitable backup plan or adequate insurance cover, as no compensation is provided for itinerary changes.

    All things considered a cruise holiday can be a superb base for pre and post wedding festivities, with dedicated staff to assist with any celebratory requirements.

  37. Wheelchair Access

    All Ships have wheelchair facilities including a limited amount of cabins that are especially designed for wheelchair access. Wheelchair accessible cabins are larger than standard cabins and include fittings such as hand rails, a shower stool and emergency call switch.

    Most cruise lines are not staffed with specially-trained personnel to assist passengers with physical challenges; we recommend you be accompanied by someone who is physically able to assist you both onboard and on shore if necessary.

    The ship has a limited supply of wheelchairs available for use onboard, however these are generally reserved for emergencies. We suggest that passenger’s supply their own wheelchair if one is required for the duration of the cruise. If bringing your own wheelchair; we highly recommend collapsible wheelchairs, as the width of the standard stateroom doors can be quite narrow.
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