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Miami Los Angeles And Beyond...

Grab that suitcase...

Is this your virgin voyage on the Groove Cruise? Maybe you're new to cruising alltogether...either way, we've got you covered on what to throw in your suitcase for your fabulous vacation that lies ahead.

Below you'll find a checklist of what you'll want to make sure to bring with you on the Groove Cruise. Most are things you'll remember; however, there's a few items that are Groove Cruise specific that you may have overlooked (for example, your smashing theme party outfits). All are suggestions from experienced travelers who want to make sure you have everything you need and more for your vacation (though we've all probably learned it's better to pack too much than not enough)!

There are also things you shouldn't bring so check out What Not To Pack...

Print this off and use it as your guide. Not to fear if a few items go unchecked, there's plenty of places to pick up your forgotten goods either onboard the ship or when we come to port in the islands.



WHAT TO BRING


Identification

- Passport (this is essential).

***IMPORTANT*** All travel in 2008 outside of the USA will REQUIRE A PASSPORT!!

Visit http://travel.state.gov/passport/passport_1738.html for more info on passports...GET ONE NOW!!

- airline tickets or e-ticket confirmation

- medical insurance cards and medical history (especially if traveling alone)

- copy of prescriptions and list of all medicines you are taking

- another picture ID - if you don't take driver's license

- ATM and credit cards (be sure to call credit card companies before traveling to alert them you are traveling outside your normal area)


- pre-paid phone card

- cash or traveler's checks (be sure to keep traveler's checks receipt in separate location)

- contact numbers to report lost/stolen credit cards or traveler's checks

- emergency numbers at home

- business cards and/or literature with email address to give out to new cruise friends

Attire

- Theme party attire

- semi-formal dress / suit & tie for the Captains Dinner (this is optional attire, though most will come dressed to the nines)

- Clubbin' gear for our on-board club parties

- bathing suits, shorts, paeros & cover-ups, which you'll basically live in during the day (though some beaches are clothing optional in areas...)

- the basics: jeans, t-shirts, flip flops and the like

- warmer clothes for nights in the open, Caribbean air

- running kicks...for the fitness center, of course

Others

- tote / backpack - for island excursions, the beach or around the boat

- sunblock for skin and lips

- Advil/asprin...trust us on this one

- a love for the sun, fun people, outrageous parties, fresh salty air and crystal clear, aqua water