Disney Cruise Line sent passengers booked for upcoming cruises an email that states photocopies of birth certificates will no longer be accepted.
Disney Cruise Line is now requiring that guests who use their birth certificate to board provide their original, rather than a photocopy, according to an email sent to guests. "For round trip sailings departing from the U.S., Guests using a birth certificate as citizenship documentation are reminded that only an original state-issued birth certificate is acceptable," the email shared by Disney Cruise Line Blog reads.
The changes are detailed on the "passports, visas and citizenship documentation" page on the cruise line's website. Disney Cruise Line did not immediately respond to a FOX Business request for comment. Disney Cruise Line is rapidly expanding and soon expects to launch more routes from international destinations as it continues to target families in the cruise market. In July, the company announced its ninth ship would set sail from Tokyo by early 2029.
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