FAQs

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What is the Aruba ED Card?

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It’s Aruba’s official online entry form. Completing it before you travel helps speed up your airport process and ensures a smooth arrival. Visit the official site to complete form at https://edcardaruba.aw/welcome $20 USD Sustainability Fee per traveler is required **ED card MUST be completed for entry into the country

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What is the dress code?

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The attire for the wedding is Beach Chic/Island Festive Attire- tropical sundresses or midi dresses & button down island shirts and khaki or linen pants/shorts are acceptable. Lightweight, breathable fabrics are best since it will be hot. Aruba has significant trade winds so it will be breezy. Both the ceremony and reception will be outdoor on the beach so please wear proper footwear (wedges, dressy sandals or loafers to avoid sinking) and that can easily be taken off if needed

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Who do I contact about any questions regarding travel?

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Please contact our travel agent Ann Marie Krawczyk at MagicAnn@mctravels.com for any questions or concerns about hotel room block and flights or for any recommendations while in Aruba

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When is the RSVP deadline?

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We kindly ask for everyone to RSVP by July 15th in order to properly plan for our special day

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How do I RSVP?

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Simply click on the RSVP tab at the top of the page or on the homepage and enter your name, and indicate your attendance

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Do I need to tip at the resort since it’s All Inclusive?

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Tipping at all-inclusive resorts is generally not mandatory as service is included, but it is highly recommended to reward good service and often leads to better, more personalized attention. It’s best to focus on smaller, frequent tips for bartenders, servers, and housekeepers so plan to bring plenty of small bills

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How do I get from airport to the resort?

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The easiest way to get to/from airport to resort is by taxi. The rate to Divi is approximately $30 USD. Taxis line up directly outside the airport terminal, with no advanced booking needed. *Cash is usually needed as most taxis do not accept credit cards

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Is it safe to go off the resort and explore the island?

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Yes! Absolutely. Aruba is considered one of the safest Caribbean islands for tourists. You can easily venture off the resort for excursions, off site dining and sightseeing while feeling safe doing it.