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Message: <blockquote data-quote="RoofingPrincess" data-source="post: 2674785" data-attributes="member: 856637">1) a closed loop cruise does NOT mean you stay on the ship and don't get off at any ports. It means the cruise starts and ends at the same US port. So a US citizen can go with just a certified birth certificate and government issued photo ID. And can get off and explore any of the ports the ship stops at. So go to any travel site like Orbitz, Expedia, or Travelocity, and look at cruises that start and end at the same US port since they all qualify.2) cruise lines have their own rules as to how pregnant you can be and still cruise, and you will need a doctor's note to certify how many weeks along you are, and that s/he feels it's safe for you to travel. Generally you cannot be more than 24 weeks at any point during your cruise, but check with the cruise line to be certain of their policy.</blockquote>