7 Night Norwegian Fjords Cruise Page on Disney Cruise Website
Ports
Sunday 4 September -
Dover, England All Aboard 4.00pm
Monday 5 September - Day At Sea
Tuesday 6 September -
Alesund, Norway Ashore 10.30am Aboard 6.15pm
Wednesday 7 September -
Nordjfordeid, Norway Ashore 8.00am Aboard 4.00pm
Thursday 8 September -
Eidfjord, Norway Ashore 10.45am Aboard 8.00pm
Friday 9 September -
Stavanger, Norway, Ashore 7.00am Aboard 5.15pm
Saturday 10 September - Day At Sea
Sunday 11 September -
Dover, England Disembark 7.30am
Disney Cruise Line Port Excursions
Alesund, Norway
Nordjfordeid, Norway
Eidfjord, Norway
Stavanger, Norway,
Paid In Full Date
Only those who have paid in full can get access to the Online Check In and Port Excursions and On Board Activities Booking
Dates For Booking For Port Excursions and On-Board Paid Activities
Booking will open at
- 9pm LA Time
- Midnight Orlando Time
- 5am London Time
- 6am Paris Time
Platinum Level - Starts after 10th completed cruise
Saturday May 7 2022
Gold Level - Starts after 5th completed cruise
Sunday May 22 2022
Silver Level - Starts after 1st completed cruise
Monday June 6 2022
New Cruiser
Tuesday June 21 2022
Approx Thursday 25 August Date For On Line Check In and Booking of Oceaneers Kids Club
All passengers regardless of
Castaway Club Level now do their online check in approx 30 days before departure.
Check in will open at
- 9pm LA Time
- Midnight Orlando Time
- 5am London Time
- 6am Paris Time
Check In Process
- Upload ID photo for each passenger
- Upload a headshot photo for each passenger- this is for your Key To The World Card
- Get Port Arrival Time
- Get an approx boarding time
- Get a DCL QR code
- Depending on DCL / UK / EU / Norway requirements passengers may be required to upload proof of vaccination to a third party website.
If you have children who are aged 3 to 12 you can pre book times for Oceaneers Kids Club.
Approx 10 Days Before The Cruise
Depending on DCL / UK / EU / Norway requirements passengers may be required to take a Covid test
Embarkation Day
The DCL Health Questionnaire will become active on the DCL App. Passengers are required to complete this before arriving at the port.
Make sure to have printed copies of all cruise documents. QR codes and cruise documents either on your phone or the printed copies will be checked multiple times by both Dover port staff and DCL CM's during the boarding process.
You may or may not receive DCL luggage tags before the cruise. If you do not get the luggage tags before you leave home, there will be a DCL CM at the luggage drop off area with luggage tags.
You should only arrive at Dover at your Port Arrival time on your cruise check in documents. If you arrive earlier than the allocated time you may be told to leave the area.
Depending on DCL / UK / EU / Norway requirements passengers may be required to take a Covid test at the port before boarding.
Key To The World Cards are in a sealed envelope outside the stateroom in the Fish or Starfish holder.
Cruise Information Posts
Before You Arrive in London - The Basics
- currency and money
- timezone plugs / sockets/ voltage
- International phone numbers
- driving
- weights and measures
- temperatures and weather
- words and phrases
Transatlantic Flights or in other words how the heck to I get to Europe
Most people will fly from USA to London. There are 2 London airports, both of which are technically NOT in London. Heathrow, is the largest international airport. It is located 1 hour west of London. Gatwick is a smaller airport and it is located 1 hour south of London. Flights into and out of Heathrow are usually more expensive than Gatwick, as Heathrow charges airlines higher landing fees than Gatwick.
There are multiple options which will depend on your budget and your pre and post cruise plans.
There are a huge variation in flight routes, depending on your location in the USA and your nearest airport.
Some people will be lucky and be able to take a direct flight from their nearest airport to either Heathrow or Gatwick.
Some people will need or choose to take a domestic flight and then connect to an airport which will have a direct flight to either Heathrow or Gatwick.
Some people will be able to take a direct flight from their nearest airport and then need or choose to have a layover in an European country to connect to a flight to either Heathrow or Gatwick.
Some people will need or choose to take a domestic flight, and then will need or choose to take a flight from USA which has a layover in an European country to connect to a flight to either Heathrow or Gatwick.
If you have to book a flight itinerary which has a layover or connecting flight, make such to find out if it is all on one ticket. If it is all one ticket, it means you will get a boarding pass for all your flights at your first check in and your luggage will be checked through to your final destination. If it is not all on one ticket, you will have to collect your luggage after your first flight and check in for your second flight.
When researching airlines, make sure to research carry on and checked luggage weight allowances and sizes. Dont just assume all airlines have the same specifications and weight allowances. For example the flight from Paris to London will most likely have a smaller carry on and checked luggage weight allowances and sizes than a transatlantic flight.
The cheapest airline from USA to Europe is Norwegian Airlines. HOWEVER please research this airline and its routes thoroughly. It has a similar operating system to Southwest, with various ticket price levels, and where various parts of the flying experience, such as checked luggage, in flight food and entertainment etc are priced separately. They fly only on specific days from a select number of USA airports.
Dont just research USA based airlines. There are a huge number of European airlines which fly the same routes as USA based airlines and their prices may be cheaper than USA based airlines. I always use
www.skyscanner.com which is flight comparison website to research routes and prices
Using The Train in England
- Booking a ticket in advance
- Using the self service ticket machines
- Seat pitch and size
- All about London Oyster Cards for London Underground Tube trains and buses
Where To Stay In London
How To Get To Dover From London
Using DCL Transportation
Using the train