Keep connected at sea

Yes, AT&T Business Cruise Day Pass and AT&T International Day Pass for Business (or AT&T Business Passport®) can be used together. Business Cruise Day Pass provides for your talk, text and data usage only while at sea on qualifying ships. The term “at sea” is when the ship is at least six nautical miles from land. We recommend adding AT&T International Day Pass for Business or, for longer trips, AT&T Business Passport, to your line to cover usage while in port or on land. For more information on International Day Pass for Business and AT&T Business Passport, go to att.com/internationalforbiz. 

AT&T Business Cruise Day Pass is for use in select 400+ cruise ships listed at att.com/CDPlist. 

No. Business Cruise Day Pass is added on a per-line basis. If you’re traveling with multiple wireless devices  you wish to use during your cruise, each device must have its own Business Cruise Day Pass.  

Business Cruise Day Pass is effective on your line until you let us know you would like to remove it. There’s no charge for having the Business Cruise Day Pass on your line; you’ll only get charged a daily fee when you use the Business Cruise Day Pass on a qualifying ship. Keep in mind that Business Cruise Day Pass daily fees are separate from International Day Pass for Business daily fees. This means you could be charged for both on the same day if you’ve used your device (1) at sea and onboard a qualifying ship and (2) in port or on land in an AT&T International Day Pass for Business (IDPB) destination within the same 24-hour period.

No, Business Cruise Day Pass only covers usage while connected to the cellular network when at sea, and on over 400 qualifying cruise ships.   
  
Add AT&T International Day Pass for Business, AT&T Business Passport or another available package to cover cellular usage in port or on land.  
  
Pay-per-use rates will apply to usage in port or on land if you don’t add an international roaming package for such usage.  

When you’re traveling on a ship that qualifies for the Business Cruise Day Pass and you have connected to that ship's cellular network, the display on your device will show. Cellular at Sea, wmsatsea, 901-18, NOR-18, Telenor Maritime, 901-12, or NOR-12. 
Your usage on that ship will count against the Business Cruise Day Pass package or will be charged at pay-per-use rates.    

When connected on a qualifying ship’s cellular network, your usage will always count against your Business Cruise Day Pass offer if you have it. Otherwise, your charges will be at pay-per-use rates.

Cruise ship cellular service is available when the ship is at least six nautical miles from land (i.e. “At Sea”). It isn’t available while docked. When the cruise ship network is off, land-based cellular service is provided by the nearest country. Once you’re connected to a land-based carrier, your device will display that carrier's cellular network information. If you have AT&T International Day Pass for Business (IDPB) active, you’ll be charged an IDPB daily fee for this usage. If you don’t, you’ll be charged pay-per-use rates.

Pay-per-use rates apply on cruise ships while at sea if you don't purchase AT&T Business Cruise Day Pass and connect to the ship’s maritime cellular network. Place your device in Airplane Mode and turn off Wi-Fi Calling to avoid pay-per-use charges.