IMPORTANT!!! Learn about restrictions for Pregnant Women and Infants
for taking a cruise, by Best Cruises Online
Please make sure you check with the curse line for the latest
requirement since they can change at any time. Do do our
best to make the information current but we can not guarantee it. So
again before ordering your curse check with the cruise line before
ordering your trip.
Cruise lines most of the time will require a physician's letter
(faxed in advance or hand delivered at time of check- in). The
letter will need to state the woman and baby are in good health, the
pregnancy is NOT A HIGH RISK, both are fit to travel and the
letter MUST include the date of the expected child's birth and of course
the name of the mother. I would also suggest to include her age
and the husband name if traveling with her.
Carnival Cruise Line
Pregnant Women: If pregnancy is less than 27 weeks or
less on day of embarkation. (Date the start). You should have a
Physician's letter as outline as to the due date etc. prior to the time
of checking in.
Infants: Minimum age is 4 months. I personally would
not take a child on board a ship less than six months of age.
After that age they can enjoy it. Also some children tens to
get sea sick. I don't think you want to spend your vacation in a
cabin.
Celebrity Cruise Line
Pregnant Women: If pregnant for 26 weeks or less on day of
disembarkation (when you are getting back). A physician's letter MUST
be faxed to the Access Department (800-882-8292) for women in any stage
of pregnancy.
Infants: No minimum age requirement by this cruise line but again
less than six years of age I would not recommend.
Clipper Cruise Line
Pregnant Women: . Each case is considered individually so if
you are pregnant I would suggest another curse line..
Infants: Not allow. Minimum age for
children is 9 years.
Costa Cruise Line
Pregnant Women: Permitted to board if pregnant for 6 months or
less on day of embarkation. Women past 6 months will need to have a
Special Requirements form filled out by their physician and faxed to
Costa at 954-266-5854.
Infants: No minimum age requirement.
Cruise West Cruise Line
Pregnant Women: There are no written guidelines. Each case is
considered individually. Please contact reservations for details.
Infant: No minimum age requirement.
Crystal Cruise Line
Pregnant Women: Permitted to board if pregnant for 6 months or
less on day of disembarkation.
Infants: Minimum age is 6 months. Crystal reserves the right to
limit all children under the age of 3 years.
Cunard Cruise Line
Pregnant Women: Permitted to board if pregnant for 6 months or
less on day of embarkation. A physician's letter must be faxed to Guest
Services (305-459-3546) for women in any stage of pregnancy.
Infants: Minimum age is 12 months.
Delta Queen Cruise Line
Pregnant Women: No restrictions. Pregnant women in any phase
of pregnancy will be allowed.
Infants: No minimum age requirement.
Discovery World Cruises
Pregnant Women: Permitted to board if pregnant for 23 weeks or
less on the day of embarkation.
Infants: No minimum age requirements but reservations for
children under the age of 11 are discouraged.
Disney Cruise Line
Pregnant Women: Permitted to board if pregnant for 23 weeks or
less on day of embarkation. A Medical Information Form must be filled
out by physician and faxed to (407-566-7739) if yuo are in any
stage of pregnancy.
Infants: Minimum age is 12 weeks. This is one
of the best cruise line to go in with children!!
Holland America Cruise Line
Pregnant Women: Permitted to board if pregnant for 24 weeks or
less on day of disembarkation. A physician's letter must be faxed to
Access and Compliance (800-577-1731) for women in any stage of
pregnancy.
Infants: Minimum age is 12 weeks.
Norwegian Cruise Line
Pregnant Women: Permitted to board if pregnant for 24 weeks or
less on day of disembarkation. A physician's letter must be faxed to
Passenger Courtesy (305-436-4147) for women in any stage of pregnancy.
Infants: Minimum age is 6 months. Children under 6 months will be
allowed to board with a physician's approval. Letter must be fax
as indicated above.
Oceania Cruise Line
Pregnant Women: Permitted to board if pregnant for 6 months or
less on day of embarkation. Women over 6 months will need to have a
physician's letter faxed to 305-514-2222.
Infants: Minimum age is 2 years. If this
is you first trip on a cruse ship I would do it in the first couple
months of your pregnancy. this way you will enjoy the curse.
Orient Cruise Line
Is part of Norwegian Cruise Line's with the same guidelines
at the time of this writing. .
Princess Cruise Line
Pregnant Women: Permitted if pregnant for 6 months or
less on day of disembarkation. A physician's letter must be faxed to
Fleet Medical Dept (661-753-0121) if you are in any stage of pregnancy.
Infants: Minimum age is 6 months for most trips. Certain
lengthy trips require the child to be 1 year old.
Please check before ordering your tickets.
Radisson Cruise Line
Pregnant Women: Permitted if pregnant for less than 6 months on day of disembarkation. A physician's letter is recommended at
check in.
Infants: Minimum age is 1 year. but there could limit it to
over 3 years of age.
Royal Caribbean Cruise Line
Pregnant Women: Permitted if pregnant for less than 26 on day of disembarkation. A physician's letter must be faxed tot (305-539-6666) for women in any stage of pregnancy.
Infants: No minimum age requirement. But to the the full
advantge of a curse I would suggest you and your spouse find a sitter to
stay home and enjoy a few days off together. A great way to keep a
marriage strong.
Viking Cruise Line
Pregnant Women: No restrictions. Pregnant women in any phase
of pregnancy will be allowed.
Infants: Not allowed Children age must be at last 12
years old
Windstar Cruise Line
Pregnant Women: Permitted if pregnant for 24 weeks or
less on day of disembarkation. A physician's letter must be faxed to
(800-577-1731) for any women in any stage of
pregnancy.
Infants: Minimum age is 2 years.
