DCL Vessel Commissioning Team Information

Preparing for your time in Germany

When packing personal clothing, please keep the weather in mind. Average temperatures in Germany can range from 10 to 30 degrees Celsius (50 to 90 degrees Fahrenheit) from May through October, and rain can occur frequently in the summer and early autumn. Please check the local weather before you travel and remember that you might be packing for more than one season. Crew will not be required to wear costumes during their time in Germany, so it is important to pack a sufficient amount of comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing. Please remember to also pack closed-toe shoes and thick socks to wear with the steel-toed shoes that DCL will provide for wearing at the shipyard.

Vessel Commissioning Team members with construction site responsibility will wear site-appropriate attire. Those not required to be on-site as part of their responsibilities will be able to wear personal clothing, including jeans. All individuals will be required to follow the Disney Look once individuals are living on the ship. Please see the Disney Look Book for additional details.

Don't forget your nametag! It is important to bring your Disney Cruise Line name tag with you, as neither the shipyard nor the ship will have the capability to issue a new one immediately upon your arrival.

Preparing for your full contract

As you begin to pack for your upcoming journey, take time to prepare and ensure you have the appropriate documents and personal belongings that you will need for your full contract.

Luggage

Due to limited space within each crew cabin, it is suggested that you pack conservatively for your time onboard.

• Once you embark the ship, everything you bring will be stored only in your cabin.

Please be mindful of the size of your luggage. The designated storage area underneath the beds in each cabin is approximately 80 cm wide by 38 cm high.

• You must be able to carry your own belongings; it is recommended that you use wheeled luggage.
• Soft-sided bags and suitcases are quick and easy to store.

Clothing

You will be representing the company while working and also during your personal time in guest areas and in ports of call. For those reasons, please choose your clothing with care.

• Comfortable, casual clothing such as jeans, shorts, and t-shirts of good taste can be worn in crew areas.
• Pack clothing that you can layer based on the weather. Temperatures will fluctuate through the seasons in different ports of call. A sweater or jacket is recommended for cooler evenings.
• You will also need a swimsuit to participate in Personal Survival Techniques (PST) safety training (known as "wet drill"), and for your personal relaxation time.
• In addition to casual clothing, we suggest you bring at least one nice outfit to wear for special occasions or crew events. Sunglasses, suntan lotion and/or bug spray are also strongly recommended.
• Long sleeve and/or pants are recommended for winter months and to prevent bug bites and/or sunburn. A sweater, wind breaker and/or light jacket for cooler mornings and evenings is also recommended. 

Toiletries

You should bring toiletries (i.e. shampoo, deodorant, toothbrush, hair spray, etc.) onboard with you. Please know that once sailings begin, prices may be higher for toiletries and other personal items in some ports of call, so you will want to ensure you have what you need to last at least two weeks.

Decorations

Posters, small decorative items, personal mementos, photographs, a calendar, books, and other personal items can be brought onboard. However, tape and/or nails cannot be used to hang items. Magnets are acceptable. You will be living in your cabin for several months, and we want you to feel at home. For safety reasons, candles and incense burners are not allowed. Remember that your cabin has limited space and your roommate(s) will also bring items.

Room Linens

Bed linens, a bed cover, towels, and a small amount of coat/clothing hangers are provided in your cabin. Should you desire, you are allowed to bring personal linens and towels. The laundering of your personal linens is your responsibility; there will be a laundry facility available onboard.

Medicine and Prescriptions

If you are currently taking medicine as prescribed by your own personal doctor at home, you should bring a supply to last for the duration of your contract. Once onboard, you are required to register all prescriptions and/or medicines with the medical team. All new and returning crew must present any new medication to the medical center upon embarkation. If you become ill or injured while on vacation, please report to DCL-Crew.Medical.Services@disney.com before returning to your contract.

Please note: Medications containing controlled substances such as codeine, even if they are readily available without a prescription at home, are not allowed onboard due to compliance with flag state laws.

Shoes

Visit the shoe resource guide to learn about what work shoes you need for your role onboard. Some shoes are provided and others require that you purchase them prior to your arrival.

Alcohol

For crew members that are 21 or older, you will have availability to purchase alcohol onboard. As you complete your onboard training, you will learn more about what alcohol purchases are allowed on the ship, as well as in our ports of call. You may purchase alcohol onboard or in the Castaway Cay crew store if you are 21 years or older. Failure to comply could result in disciplinary action, not excluding termination.

Smoking, alcohol and drug consumption is generally prohibited throughout the shipyard premises, including in vehicles. Individual sub-areas may be exempted from the general smoking ban; these areas are marked accordingly. It is prohibited to bring alcoholic beverages, drugs and other addictive substances to the site or to consume them there. It is prohibited to enter the yard in an intoxicated state. This includes onboard the ship. While the vessel is docked at the shipyard (i.e. in Papenburg, Bremerhaven, or Wismar), you may not bring or consume alcohol onboard.

Voltage / Electronics

Voltage is 110 and 220 volts in crew cabins on most vessels; the Disney Adventure has 220 volt Type C (Europlug) outlets only. Items using 110V should not exceed 1500W; items using 220V should not exceed 2000W. All electronics must be checked and cleared for use by the Engineering team for safety reasons.

• Appliances such as hair dryers and razors from most parts of the world will work on the ship
• A small radio or portable/personal audio player with headphones is recommended.
• We recommend you bring a watch and a battery-powered alarm clock.

Clothing irons, kettles, blenders, or heat-producing equipment may not be brought on board. Disney Cruise Line will provide access to those items. UL, CE, CSA or equivalent approved coffee or hot drink machines that make single cups from capsules may be used in cabins.

If you have any questions regarding whether or not you can bring a particular item onboard, please contact us before leaving home.

Face Coverings

The requirement to wear a facial covering for Guests and Crew will be based upon ship and/or itinerary. Requirements will also be influenced by current health advisories. While today, masking is optional for Crew in Guest and Crew areas, all Crew must be receptive to wearing a facial covering if/when required.

If possible, it is recommended that you carry both credit card (karte) or cash in euros with you, depending on where you are going. Some locally-owned restaurants or shops may only take cash.

German Payroll

Prior to the start of your assignment, the DCL HR team will need you to complete a questionnaire form to get your payroll set up to the bank of your choice.
Details on the payroll enrollment process will be provided closer to the start of your contract.

Banking

Cast and Crew Members who are staying in Germany longer than 90 days and do not have an EU or UK bank account will need to open a bank account at a German financial institute to receive your wages and to pay your bills. To open a bank account, you need the following documents:
- passport
- certificate of proof of residence (Meldebestätigung)
- proof of adequate finances (in some cases)
We encourage you to make an appointment at the bank of your choice, taking into consideration factors such as fees, branch locations, and availability of service in your preferred language.

Tax Equalization

All VCT Crew Members will receive more detailed information on how to participate in the Tax Equalization program prior to the start of their assignment.

Please check your travel itinerary for your assigned hotel for the night of your arrival.

Once you land at Bremen Airport, please collect your luggage and head to the hotel.

The Atlantic Hotel Airport is conveniently located at Bremen Airport and is a quick walk from the terminal area. You will stay overnight, and in the morning, transportation will pick you and your fellow Crew Members up to transport you to Papenburg.

Hotel Address:
Flughafenallee 26, 28199 Bremen

Hotel Phone Number:
+49 (0) 421 5571-0

Your room has been designated as a smoke-free room. Smoking or vaping is allowed only in designated smoking areas.

Your room will not be serviced during your stay; however, if you need fresh linens or towels, you may request them.

Complimentary high-speed internet and Wi-Fi will be available.

Complimentary meal information will be provided upon hotel check-in.

Please be aware that you'll be responsible for the cost of long-distance telephone calls. If you charge any expenses to your room during your stay, please settle the payment at the Front Desk before checking out.

If you have a true medical emergency, please dial 112.

Please note that your room may not be ready until the designated check-in time. Please see the front desk upon your hotel check-in for more details.

Dining Information: DCL Crew Members are entitled to breakfast, lunch, and dinner each full day of their stay. Your meal allotment is based on your anticipated time of check-in to the hotel. The exact allowance will be provided by the front desk. Please keep in mind alcohol is not included in your meal allowance. If you purchase alcohol or go over your allowance you need to pay for this at check-out.​ When paying for meals, please add a tip in accordance with local customs if a gratuity is not already included.

Restaurant Information: Restaurant Blixx is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Please check with the hotel for restaurant hours.

For any hotel amenity questions, please contact the front desk.​

Transportation Information:

You will receive additional information about transportation by email prior to your arrival.

If you have any questions or need any other information before you travel, please let us know.

For other non-medical emergencies regarding your travel, such as flight challenges or cancellations, contact the Crew Emergency phone line at  +1-407-566-6999 or by email at DCL.Crew.Travel@disney.com.

Please check your travel itinerary for your assigned hotel for the night of your arrival.

Once you land at Hamburg Airport, please collect your luggage and head to the hotel. 

The Radisson Blu Hamburg Airport is conveniently located at Hamburg Airport and is a quick walk from the terminal area. Once you have gathered all of your belongings, you will proceed through the luggage collection hall and exit the airport building through the Departure Terminal (one level above). The hotel is directly across the street from the main terminal (between Terminal One and Two). Additional information about the hotel can be found below.

You will stay overnight, and in the morning, transportation will pick you and your fellow Crew Members up to bring you to Wismar. You will be picked up from the hotel at 8:30 AM and brought directly to the Meyer Wismar shipyard (approx. 2 hour drive).

Once you arrive at the shipyard, you will complete the Safety Orientation and receive your work location assignment.

Your respective Leader will welcome you and give you more information on expected working hours, breaks, and transportation to your accommodation.

The rest of your first day is reserved for you to visit the supermarket or other stores to get supplies for your first few days before heading to your accommodation.

Radisson Blu Hotel, Hamburg Airport

Hotel Address: 

Flughafenstr. 1-3, 22335 Hamburg, Germany

Hotel Phone Number: 

+49 40 3003000

Please ask the front desk for a "Hotel Welcome Letter" if you don't receive one at check-in. This letter contains important information about your stay and includes a health screening form, which you'll need to fill out for embarkation day.

Your room has been designated as a smoke-free room. Smoking or vaping is not allowed during your stay.

Your room will not be serviced during your stay; however, if you need fresh linens or towels, you may request them.

Complimentary high-speed internet and Wi-Fi will be available.

DCL Crew Members are entitled to breakfast, lunch, and dinner each full day of their stay. Your meal allotment is based on anticipated time of check-in to the hotel. The exact allowance will be provided by the front desk. Please keep in mind alcohol is not included in your meal allowance. If you purchase alcohol or go over your allowance you need to pay for this at check-out.​ When paying for meals, please add a tip in accordance with local customs if a gratuity is not already included.

Restaurant Information:

• Breakfast is offered weekdays from 6:00 am to 10:30 am and weekends from 6:00 am to 11:00 am.
• Circle Bar & Restaurant: Lunch is available daily from 12:00 pm to 2:00 pm, and dinner is available daily from 5:00 pm to 10:30 pm.

Please be aware that you'll be responsible for the cost of long-distance telephone calls. 

If you have a true medical emergency, call 112.

If you charge any expenses to your room during your stay, please settle the payment at the Front Desk before checking out. Please know The Radisson Blu Hotel, Hamburg Airport is a cashless hotel and accepts card and contactless payments only.

Please note that your room may not be ready until the designated check-in time. Please see the Front Desk upon your Hotel Check-In for more details.

If you have any questions or need any other information before you travel, please let us know.

If you need urgent assistance upon your arrival in Wismar, please contact +49 151 25825254.

For other non-medical emergencies regarding your travel, such as flight challenges or cancellations, contact the Crew Emergency phone line at  +1-407-566-6999 or by email at DCL.Crew.Travel@disney.com.

Members of the Disney Destiny Vessel Commissioning Team will be residing in Papenburg, Germany for the duration of their assignment, and members of the Disney Adventure Vessel Commissioning Team will be residing in Wismar, Germany for the duration of their assignment.  Crew Members may be required to obtain a C or D visa, and possibly a residency permit to allow them to work locally in the area. 

There are two main factors that will determine a Crew Member’s visa requirement- their nationality and length of time on their VCT contract. For more information about what visa you may require, you may visit the website of the German Federal Foreign Office (Auswärtiges Amt) or the German embassy, also known as German Mission, in your home country. Please review this information carefully as a visa may need to be obtained prior to your arrival in Germany. The Federal Foreign Office's website includes links to help you locate the nearest embassy for the most up-to-date information about visa applications and requirements.

If you have any questions regarding the documents that you will require in order to complete your visa application, please contact us.

Please check with your leader or Human Resources to determine whether a city registration appointment is required for your stay in Germany.

Cast and Crew who are staying in Germany longer than 90 days are required to register at the local city office. An appointment will be scheduled for you so that you can register yourself with the help of the port agent. This process must be completed before you can apply for your residence permit.

Papenburg

The Papenburg Citizens' Office (Bürgerbüro Papenburg) is located at Friederikenstraße 11, near the town hall and church of Papenburg. The Friederikenstraße, shown as a red dotted line on the map above, is a small street with numerous stores. It can be  accessed from the main streets on either side: Hauptkanal Rechts or Am Stadtpark.

You are required to arrive at the office approximately 5 minutes before your appointment. You will be welcomed and assisted throughout your appointment by someone from CSP (Cruise Services Papenburg). The only item you will need to bring with you to the appointment is your passport, the rest will be taken care of by CSP. The contact information for CSP Cruise Services is info@cs-papenburg.de. 

Wismar

The Wismar Citizens' Service Center (BürgerServiceCenter der Hansestadt Wismar - Stadthaus) is located near the city hall building at Am Markt 11 23966 Wismar. The Port Agent will arrange the appointment and will send confirmation details to you via email. Transportation will also be arranged by the Port Agent for the day of your registration. 

All Crew Members will be provided living accommodations in a house or apartment, which may be shared with other members of the Vessel Commissioning Team. All accommodations will be fully furnished and include the needed amenities for living (linens, kitchen supplies, etc.). WiFi and television are provided in all accommodations, and most will have their own laundry machines. In addition, there are two laundry machines in the Wismar VCT office. Please know pets are not allowed to accompany members of the Vessel Commissioning Team.

Cleaning services and accommodation of inspections will be conducted on a weekly basis, beginning 10 days after your initial arrival. Linens will be changed every second week.

Disney Cruise Line will not be held accountable or responsible for loss and/or damage to your or anyone else’s personal belongings or property.

If you wish for the weekly cleaning service to include your bedroom then please leave the bedroom door unlocked. Please note the insurance provided by the ACE American Insurance Company (Chubb) does not cover missing items and that DCL is not liable for the same. Therefore if you prefer to keep your door locked then you would need to service your own bedroom.

All crew members are responsible for proper garbage separation and disposal. Please refer to the Recycling in Germany article on this site for further instructions.

No Smoking

All accommodations are smoke-free. Look for the designated smoking areas with ashtrays within your housing complex. Please know the shipyard also has designated smoking areas.

Wi-Fi

Each housing is equipped with a router and the password will be provided to you by the owner. The downloading of any unlicensed files (such as torrents, media, software, etc.) is strictly prohibited and could result in a fine up to 5,000 EUR.

Meals

Crew Members will be responsible for providing their own meals and should bring lunch to the shipyard. Each apartment is prepared with a kitchen, and the office has a fridge and microwave. Please see the Grocery Stores, Pharmacies, and Other Shopping article on this site for additional information.

Maintenance

For any concerns regarding any maintenance issues in your accommodation please speak with the Crew Services Manager, who will arrange for repairs as needed.

With a wide array of grocery stores, pharmacies, and other department stores in Germany, there are various options for how you can acquire all of the goods that you need.

When visiting one of Germany's grocery stores, bring a 0.50 or 1.00 EUR coin. This is needed to obtain a shopping cart and will be returned when you park the cart.  Simply place the coin in the top handle of the shopping cart and pull the cart to release the chain from the rest of the attached carts. It is also encouraged to bring your own shopping bags.  The stores do not provide free bags, although you can buy a bag or two at checkout. When checking out, be prepared to move really fast and bag your own groceries while simultaneously paying the bill.  Parking for major stores is usually free.  At some stores and shopping centers, you will have to enter into an underground parking garage and will have to pull a ticket to enter the garage.

Papenburg

For your first groceries, you could drive to Kaufland, one of the larger grocery stores in Papenburg which also features a pharmacy (Apotheke Avie), or Marktkauf, another large grocery store with a drugstore, Rossmann, next door. Other options for grocery stores include Lidl, Edeka, Aldi, and Combi. Near the various grocery stores, you will also be able to find a hardware store called OBI, an electronic store called Media Markt, and another drugstore, DM.

Please be advised German facilities and stores are not open on Sundays. If you are looking for a grocery store or any other department store that is open on a Sunday, you may travel to The Netherlands. A city that is situated approximately 30 minutes from Papenburg is Winschoten, which will be able to offer you facilities such as a cozy yet extensive city center, grocery stores such as Albert Heijn, Lidl, Jumbo and Aldi, convenient stores such as Hema and Kruidvat, a train station, etc. 

Wismar

In Wismar, Germany, shopping is convenient with several supermarkets such as Edeka, Rewe, Markant, Norma, and Kaufland, typically open from 07:00 or 08:00 until 20:00, though they are closed on Sundays. The city is home to numerous pharmacies, including Markt-Apotheke (open 08:00 to 18:00) in the city center and Hansa-Apotheke (07:00-18:00) on Lübsche Str. For general shopping, the historic old town offers a variety of stores, and the shopping center Burgwall Einkaufszentrum on Lübsche Str. provides additional options.

Grocery Stores

Pharmacies

Department Stores

Lieferando is a service which lets you order food online from various restaurants’ menus and have it delivered by the restaurant, or company couriers, directly to your home or workplace by using their website or mobile app. You can change the language displayed on the website and the app.

There is a wide selection of available restaurants in and near Papenburg/Wismar that you can access through Lieferando. Most restaurants will be able to deliver the food directly to your doorstep at your home or apartment; however, some require you to pick it up on-site.

The delivery fee and the minimum amount you are required to spend are listed for each restaurant within its description.

Recycling may be different in Germany than your home country. In Germany you should recycle “bio waste” which includes organic, kitchen and garden waste, “lightweight packaging” which includes plastic, metal and composite materials, “paper,” “glass,” which should be sorted by color, green, brown and white, “residual waste,” which is all non-recyclable waste and “pollutants.”

Recycling Bins

Located at your home, apartment or flat, you should be equipped with three big waste bins, placed on your property. The bins entail the following:

Black Bin – Non-recyclable waste. (Restmüll)
Brown Bin – Food waste (Biomüll)
Blue Bin – Paper and cardboard (Altpapier)

Yellow bins are used for recycling, primarily for packaging materials as well as other metal or plastic waste. Packaging marked with the green dot symbol should be placed in these bins; however, they may also be used for the recycling of other items, such as broken plastic bowls or clothes hangers or damaged metal cooking pots, cutlery, or tools.

Waste Pick-Up Calendar

When it comes to the pick-up of your waste, your home, apartment or flat might already be equipped with a waste pick-up calendar.

The evening before the scheduled pick-up day, you should put the bins or bags outside along the street.  If you’re uncertain where- or how to exactly place your waste, you can always look at how your neighbors are doing it.

Glass Disposal

When it comes to the disposal of glass, this can be done at a Glass Container (Altglas). There are many places you can go to throw away glass (food jars, wine bottles, etc.), which all need to be cleaned beforehand in order to avoid smell and bees. The glass also must be separated into brown, green, and white glass. Glass Containers can be found at numerous places. For example, Kaufland and Edeka have containers in their parking lots.

Bottle Return

Germany uses a bottle return system. You pay a deposit (Pfand) for certain bottles/cans. When you return the empty bottles/cans, mostly inside grocery stores, you get your deposit back (8-25 cents per bottle to use as a coupon inside the store). Usually all supermarkets have returning machines (Pfandautomat).

You can recognize eligible bottles/cans by looking at the label, usually situated near the barcode. It will say “Pfand-Glas”, “Pfand-Flasche” or “Mehrwegflasche” or include this logo:

Other Items

Batteries also need to be disposed separately in grocery stores. They have special containers for the disposal of batteries, usually near the bottle return machines or at the entrance or exit of the store.

Papenburg

Visit this link to learn more about recycling in Papenburg.

If your apartment doesn’t have a waste pick up calendar, you can see the schedule by visiting https://www.awb-emsland.de/service/abfuhrkalender/. Scroll down slightly, select your location (Ort), street (Straße) and house number (Hausnummer). The final field (Hausnummerzusatz) is only mandatory to fill in if you have a house number with a letter, e.g. 7a, which should be noted within this field. After selecting everything, press “weiter” and you will be presented with your waste pick-up calendar.

Bigger items, such as electronics or furniture, or anything that can’t be recycled in the above categories can be brought to the waste deposit center Wertstoffhof. Please note the opening hours are limited.

Wismar

EVB is the service provider in Wismar for waste disposal.  Please visit https://www.evb-wismar.de/entsorgung/abfuhrtermine and enter your street name to verify the most up-to-date waste collection dates. 

Bigger items, such as electronics or furniture, or anything that can’t be recycled in the above categories can be brought to the Müggenburg waste management yard. Please note the opening hours are limited.

In most European countries, both emergency services and/or the police use 112 as the emergency number.

In case of an emergency, go to the nearest hospital or call 112. This number works across Europe, even on most locked mobile phones. You are able to tell them what happened in English and they will call the police, an ambulance, or the fire brigade depending on what is required.

Medical Treatment

If you want to see a doctor or dentist, you can choose the one you prefer. When doing so, they will ask you for your health insurance card (if it is not available, a confirmation from the health insurance company is sufficient). Crew Members will receive information about their medical insurance from the VCT Onboarding team. There is no limit on the cost of medical treatments; health insurance covers most of the medication costs.

Most doctors’ offices are open from around 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. If you need non-emergency medical assistance after hours, call 116117. They will let you know which doctor’s office is on standby duty or send a doctor to you.

In Wismar, there are several clinics available; you may wish to consider  the below options:

Pharmacy

Marked with a large red A, the German word is “Apotheke”. Prescription and over-the-counter medication is only available in pharmacies. You will be able to find the “pharmaceuticals” in the supermarket, which usually are food supplements or herbal mixtures. For most prescription drugs, you should expect to pay up to 10 Euros, while the rest is covered by your health insurance. Pharmacies have regular operating hours; there is a stand-by service outside of regular hours. Which pharmacy is currently open and closest to your location can be found online at https://www.aponet.de/apotheke/notdienstsuche . Once you enter your city, a map will show you which pharmacy is available at the moment, and where it is located. You can find this information in the local newspaper as well. Standby costs a little more than at regular operating hours.

If you have any further questions regarding medical treatment throughout Germany, please speak with the local Manager of Human Resources.

Crew Members

If you have pre-arrival questions, or questions about your contract, please contact us using the "Submit a Request" button above or by clicking the following link: Contact Us.

Cast Members

For questions about travel to Germany, please contact your leader.

DCL Human Resources

Walt Disney Imagineering (Germany) GmbH

c/o Meyer Werft GmbH

Industriegebiet Sued

D-26871 Papenburg

For the Disney Adventure,

• Melanie Antonini, Melanie.A.Antonini@disney.com 

For the Disney Destiny,

• Desiree Branch, DCL.DES.HR.MGRHR@disney.com 

Germany Emergency Numbers

110 | Police

112 | Ambulance and Fire Brigade

Netherlands Emergency Numbers

112 | Ambulance, Fire Brigade, and Police

In most European countries, both emergency services and/or the police have 112. If you need medication, be sure to have a sufficient supply and the relating prescriptions with you while traveling.

In case of emergency, go to the nearest hospital or call 112. This number works across Europe, even on most locked mobile phones. You can tell them what happened in English and they will call police, ambulance, or fire brigade depending upon what is required.

Local Emergency Contacts

Disney Adventure

For urgent questions about your arrival to Wismar, please contact +49 151 25825254

Port Agency in Wismar (for incidents that require local assistance)

PWL Port Services GmbH & Co. KG

Am Sandtorkai 60, 20457 Hamburg

Email: disneyadventure@pwl.de

Group phone: +49 40 36 152 478 (24 hours landline)

Port Agency in Papenburg (for incidents that require local assistance)

Schulte & Bruns GmbH & Co. KG

Deverhafen/Dockerhouse

26871 Papenburg

Fax: +49 (0)4961 806 116

E-mail: port@schulte-bruns.de

Port Agent – Henning Kohoff

Tel: +49 (0)4961 806 142

Cell: +49 (0)172 780 08 06

Port Agent – Robert Strehlau

Phone: +49 (0)4961 806 140

Cell: +49 (0)172 780 08 84

Personal Protective Equipment

For the safety of each Crew Member and contractor, it is imperative to make full and correct use of the (PPE) personal protective equipment provided. You must be sure that safety shoes and hard hats are worn as appropriate. You have a duty and responsibility to use the appropriate PPE for the task being performed.

Your PPE will be provided by the Wardrobe manager after a safety meeting in the Disney VCT office in the shipyard.

Health & Safety Protocols at the Shipyard

All VCT Crew Members are required to follow shipyard safety protocols at all times, including required hard hats, reflective gear, etc.

Health & Safety Protocols Onboard

As work progresses around the vessel, please ensure that you DO NOT cross any red and white tape, which may be placed by the contractors at any time.

General Health & Safety Information

All Cast and Crew will be required to adhere to local laws, regulations and protocols in place, including those related to health and safety.

For more information, please use the link below:

Traveler's Health | CDC