Oct 21, 2026 · 38 min · 13 segments
Your Disney cruise vacation officially begins on embarkation day, but are you making the most of those first few hours onboard? This week Julie and Krystle are sharing their favorite Disney Cruise…
Okay, so let's start off with before you even leave the port.
One of the things that we always, so this is technically before Imbrication Day, One of the things we always recommend, regardless of whether you're flying or driving, come in the day before.
You already have spent thousands of dollars on this cruise.
Spend a couple extra hundred dollars on a hotel room so that you're there in the port city.
your 10, 15 minutes or however, wherever you're able to get the hotel very close to the port.
If you want to use Disney transportation, you can do that and you can stay at a Disney resort and they'll bring you there.
That's also a really great option.
Yeah, it's just too common nowadays to have flight delays or cancellations, even like lost luggage.
Why start your vacation stressed? Take one step out of it.
Make it a little bit easier.
Yeah,
it stresses us out for sure.
Oh, man.
We have families or clients that want to come in the day of the cruise.
Another thing we recommend is having paper and paper.
digital copies of all of your travel documents.
So either send yourself an email, take a picture on your phone, and then print out your documents.
The port arrival form, Disney will send that to you like right after you check in.
Have that paper copy of that and also do screenshots of the QR code that's on that.
Same thing with your passport or your birth certificate.
It's just really easy to be able to pull those things up if for some reason something happens to the original copy.
Having that is just a backup.
It's a great backup option.
I'm psyched with screenshots because I've been in way too many situations where for some reason I all of a sudden don't have service or it's bouncing between chip Wi-Fi and like 5G or whatever and I can't pull it up.
So I just screenshot everything now because I'd rather be safe than sorry.
Okay, so let's start off with before you even leave the port.
One of the things that we always, so this is technically before Imbrication Day, One of the things we always recommend, regardless of whether you're flying or driving, come in the day before.
You already have spent thousands of dollars on this cruise.
Spend a couple extra hundred dollars on a hotel room so that you're there in the port city.
your 10, 15 minutes or however, wherever you're able to get the hotel very close to the port.
If you want to use Disney transportation, you can do that and you can stay at a Disney resort and they'll bring you there.
That's also a really great option.
Yeah, it's just too common nowadays to have flight delays or cancellations, even like lost luggage.
Why start your vacation stressed? Take one step out of it.
Make it a little bit easier.
Yeah,
it stresses us out for sure.
Oh, man.
We have families or clients that want to come in the day of the cruise.
Another thing we recommend is having paper and paper.
digital copies of all of your travel documents.
So either send yourself an email, take a picture on your phone, and then print out your documents.
The port arrival form, Disney will send that to you like right after you check in.
Have that paper copy of that and also do screenshots of the QR code that's on that.
Same thing with your passport or your birth certificate.
It's just really easy to be able to pull those things up if for some reason something happens to the original copy.
Having that is just a backup.
It's a great backup option.
I'm psyched with screenshots because I've been in way too many situations where for some reason I all of a sudden don't have service or it's bouncing between chip Wi-Fi and like 5G or whatever and I can't pull it up.
So I just screenshot everything now because I'd rather be safe than sorry.
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