Friday, May 10 - Cruisers and Cutter (Terminal E)

Thank you for your interest in Fleet Week Miami. Tours of the visiting Navy and Coast Guard ships are always a highlight of Fleet Week. Please READ the following information before beginning the registration process:

• Tickets are required for ALL members in your party, including children. All parties must include at least one registered adult.

• Each party must print and present their tickets at the Terminal. Adults over the age of 18 must produce a government-issued photo ID (for example, driver's license or passport).

• All guests are subject to security screening in the terminal (magnetometer and bag check) and foreign nationals may be subject to enhanced screening.*

• Children must be able to walk and climb steep ladders unassisted. Infants and toddlers may not be carried or transported in strollers or carriers due to safety precautions.

• Ships are NOT handicapped accessible and wheelchairs or walkers are NOT allowed. If you require assistance, you may be allowed to view the ships from the gangway of the terminal.

• Because of limited tour availability and, as a courtesy to others, we request that you not reserve more tickets than you actually anticipate using. Family groups are requested to be limited to six persons.

• Because of ticketing requirements, we cannot maintain a wait list for tours. If you DO NOT use your tickets, we cannot redistribute them to others. Please only reserve tours you know you will be able to take.

• Depending on capacity, you may also have the opportunity to tour a second ship at the Terminal. Ask the terminal staff if you would like to tour the cutter following your tour of a cruiser or vice versa. Note: The two cruisers are virtually identical and there is no need to tour the second cruiser.

*This event is being held within a Department of Defense Restricted Area, designated pursuant to 50 USC § 797 and applicable Department of Defense directives. Entry into this Restricted Area constitutes consent to search of personnel and property, physical surveillance, and concealed monitoring, in order to ensure the safety and security of Department of Defense personnel and equipment, as authorized by title 50, Chapter 23 and Title 18, Chapter 37, U.S. Code.

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