Common use of PASSENGERS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS Clause in Contracts

PASSENGERS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS. 23.1 USC is committed to providing its Passengers with an unrivalled vacation and does not discriminate on the basis of disability. By booking the Cruise, you warrant that you, and those travelling with you, are physically fit to travel at the time of embarkation. Boarding will be denied to any person who will enter her third trimester (twenty-seventh week) of pregnancy by the time of the Cruise or during the cruise. You must notify USC at the time of booking of any disability or other medical or physical condition that may require special assistance during the Cruise. Your failure to do so will release USC from any liability for loss, damages or other compensation arising from or related in any way to such disability or condition. USC and Cruise Line reserve the right to require that any passenger who is not self-sufficient travel with a companion who shall take responsibility for any assistance needed during the Cruise and in case of emergency. 23.2 To provide USC and the Suppliers with sufficient time to accommodate your needs, if you have special needs or require special medical care, equipment or accommodations, a sign interpreter or service animal, please notify USC at the time of your first booking and in any event no later than 60 days prior to cruise or vacation and please complete and deliver to USC the Guest Special Needs Form, which is available on request and on USC’ website. If USC does not receive sufficient advance notice, USC will make reasonable efforts to notify and work with the Suppliers to provide your requested accommodations, equipment or services, but we cannot guaranty that they will be provided. While USC does not require information about the type or extent of your disability, the more information you can share with USC about your specific needs, and the sooner you do so, the better USC will be able to accommodate you.

PASSENGERS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS. 23.1 USC is committed to providing its Passengers with an unrivalled vacation and does not discriminate on the basis thebasis of disability. By booking the bookingthe Cruise, you warrant that youyouwarrantthatyou, and those travelling with you, are physically fit to travel at the time of embarkation. Boarding will be denied to any person who will enter her third trimester (twenty-seventh week) of pregnancy by the time of the Cruise or during the cruise. You must notify USC at the time of booking of any disability or other medical or physical condition that may require special assistance during the Cruise. Your failure to do so will release USC from any liability for loss, damages or other compensation arising from or related in any way to such disability or condition. USC and Cruise Line reserve the right to require that any passenger who is not self-sufficient must travel with a companion who shall take responsibility for any assistance needed during the Cruise and in case of emergency. 23.2 To provide USC and the Suppliers with sufficient time to accommodate your needs, if you have special needs or require special medical care, equipment or accommodations, a sign interpreter or service animal, please notify USC at the time of your first booking and in any event no later than 60 days prior to cruise or vacation and please complete and deliver to USC the Guest Special Needs Form, which is available on request and on USC’ website. If USC does not receive sufficient advance notice, USC will make reasonable efforts to notify and work with the Suppliers to provide your requested accommodations, equipment or services, but we cannot guaranty guarantee that they will be provided. While USC does not require information about the type or extent of your disability, the more information you can share with USC about your specific needs, and the sooner you do so, the better USC will be able to accommodate you.