Cruises with Wease - Just Cruises, Inc.

FAQ's

How do I book the Cruise with Wease?
Call or email Just Cruises, Inc. We will help set everything up.

How long is the cruise?
Your Cruise with Wease departs Miami, Florida on Saturday July 30th at 7pm and returning to Florida on Saturday August 6 at 7am.

Do I need a passport?
On June 1, 2009, the U.S. government implemented the full requirements of the land and sea phase of WHTI. The proposed rules require most U.S. citizens entering the United States at sea or land ports of entry to have a passport, passport card, or other travel document approved by the Department of Homeland Security. For more detailed information about approved documents please refer to www.getyouhome.gov or www.travel.state.gov

CHILDREN: U.S. citizen children under the age of 16 will be able to present the original or copy of their birth certificate, or other proof of U.S. citizenship such as a naturalization certificate or citizenship card.

Groups of U.S. citizen children ages 16 through 18, when traveling with a school or religious group, social organization, or sports team, will be able to enter under adult supervision with originals or copies of their birth certificates or other proof of citizenship. See the Department of Homeland Security's GetYouHome.gov for more information on the changing travel requirements.

For information on how to obtain a passport in Monroe County, NY Click Here.

Will I get bored? Feel claustrophobic?

Not likely! Few places can offer the freedom you feel at sea. There's plenty of room and plenty to do. You can join in exercise classes, dance classes, sports trivia, bingo, backgammon and swimming. Many ships also offer basketball, volleyball, the use of saunas, Jacuzzis and gyms. On the other hand, you can also enjoy soaking in the sun on a lounge chair while you watch the ever-changing view.

Is there life after dark?

At night, options aboard a cruise ship are plentiful. There is dancing, live entertainment in the nightclubs, discos and lounges. There are feature films, gambling (on most ships) and special events, such as the Captain's cocktail party, passengers' talent night, a masquerade party and midnight buffet.

Is there a charge for entertainment?
No! For cruise vacations, there is never a charge for any of the shows on board and the shows are first-rate and offer a variety of themes, all included in the price of your cruise.

What clothes should I pack?
Cruise wear is similar to that of any resort. By day, the dress is very casual on ship or ashore. In the evening, ships vary as to the suggested attire. Many seven day cruises have two evenings where you'll probably want to wear something more formal. For men, a dark suit or a dinner jacket is the norm; for women, a cocktail dress, or a gown.

Will I need to wear a tuxedo on formal nights?
If you have one, great - bring it along. If you don't have one, don't go out and buy one for the trip. Even on the most formal ships, a dark suit and tie are acceptable. Many ships also have tuxedo rentals available.

Is the Ship Wheel Chair Accessible?
All decks, public areas and tenders are designed to be as accessible as possible for guests with reduced mobility. In addition, there are a number of specially fitted staterooms available on each ship in the fleet. For safety reasons, guests requiring assistance may be requested to travel with a care taker, depending on the specific route.

Wheelchairs are available on board our ships, for the use of guests during embarkation and disembarkation only, or in case of emergency. Guests that require constant use of a wheelchair or any other form of support must bring their own equipment with them. It is the responsibility of the guest to check with the relevant producers/suppliers that this equipment is safe to take on board and use on a cruise ship, and to organize both its delivery to the departure terminal in good time for embarkation, and its collection at the end of the cruise.

How much weight will I gain?
None, if you don't want to. There are low-calorie meals on every menu and plenty of time for a walk around the deck. Many cruise ships have a workout center, where you can take part in aerobics, treadmills, exercise bikes and more. There are also pools for swimming and golfing is available in most ports.

Will we lose touch with the outside world?

That is entirely up to you. Some people will want to completely abandon the outside word and the jobs they are vacationing from. But for those who want to keep in touch, there are daily newsletters with world headlines, selected stock quotes, sports scores, etc. You can make phone calls to someone on shore through the ships radio operator while at sea. There are also phones at port where you can make phone calls at a lower rate than the ship to shore calls.

Will I get seasick?

Seasickness is not a problem for most people. The most popular ports boast some of the calmest waters in the world. Most modern ships have state-of-the-art stabilizers. This, combined with the advanced availability of accurate weather information, & the development of effective preventative medication have minimized any motion discomfort.

Is there a doctor on board?
The majority of cruise ships have a fully equipped medical facility and staff on board to handle any emergencies. If you have any medical conditions or will be taking any medication on board, please bring it to our attention so we may notify the cruise line.