Cruise Ship Law

We've come across a web site we wanted to share with anyone about to go on a cruise. It's called Cruise S.O.S. and offers a wallet sized card with information that every cruise passenger should have with them at all times in case of emergency. You simply print out the card from the web site (it's free) and take it with you on your cruise. Then in case of emergency (such as cruise ship crime or passenger overboard, even a slip and fall) you have all the information and instructions you need to keep you and your family safe. The instructions are very good and we recommend any cruise passengers take this with them on their next cruise. It's almost like cruise insurance, but it's free.

Here's some information from their web site:

When you are at sea you are at the mercy of the Shipping Company without any access to independent information. Cruise ship passengers are no longer under many of the laws and protections of the United States. You are in a foreign county such as Liberia or Panama or whatever foreign flag the vessel is flying.

The Cruise S.O.S. Card contains emergency instructions as well as vital emergency contact information that every cruise passenger should have. With crimes ship crime increasing at an alarming pace you have to protect yourself. Download the free Cruise S.O.S. Card now so you and your family have the information you need to protect yourself in the event you are a victim of cruise ship crime.