The Maloney Music Department Annual Performance Trip Disney 2018

Francis T. Maloney High School Band, Chorus and Orchestra April 3-8, 2018

Emergency Contacts:

Mr. Cyr - 203-915-8034

Mr. Pelletier – 860-881-7696

Mrs. Cohen – 860-559-9289

My Chaperone’s Phone Number Is:

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If there is an emergency: Call a director. If you cannot reach a director, call a chaperone.

Always know where the medical facility is at a park by reviewing the map. If you are injured in a park, proceed directly to the medical facility. They have our contact information and can reach us at any point during the trip.

MALONEY HIGH SCHOOL ORLANDO ITINERARY UPDATED 2/26/18 APRIL 4-8, 2018

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 2018 1:30AM THREE 52 PASSENGER DATTCO COACHES ARRIVE AT MALONEY HIGH SCHOOL 2:00AM DEPART MALONEY HIGH SCHOOL FOR THE BOSTON AIRPORT 4:00AM GROUP CHECKS-IN WITH JET BLUE AT THE BOSTON AIRPORT

LV: BOSTON 6:00AM AR: ORLANDO 9:12AM JET BLUE # 51 150 SEATS

UPON ARRIVAL AT THE ORLANDO AIRPORT YOU WILL BOARD THE TRAM AND PROCEED TO BAGGAGE CLAIM AREA. A MEARS REPRESENTATIVE WILL MEET YOU IN THE BAGGAGE CLAIM AREA TO ASSIST YOU IN BOARDING THREE 54 PASSENGER BUSES. ONCE EVERYONE HAS BOARDED THE BUSES YOU WILL PROCEED TO THE ANIMAL KINGDOM. THE BUSES WILL STAY AT ANIMAL KINGDOM, SO YOU CAN LEAVE YOUR CARRY-ON BAGS ON THE BUSES. THE BUSES WILL BE HELD FOR THE DURATION, 10 HOURS.

**YOU WILL BE GIVEN ONE $15 DISNEY DINING CARD TO USE TOWARDS DINNER IN THE PARK**

ANIMAL KINGDOM HOURS: 9:00AM TO 8:30PM

7:00PM DEPART THE ANIMAL KINGDOM FOR THE GRAND ORLANDO RESORT @ CELEBRATION 7:30PM APPROXIMATE ARRIVAL AT THE HOTEL FOR CHECK-IN TBA CURFEW **TWO SECURITY GUARDS WILL BE ON DUTY FROM 11PM TO 5AM**

THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 2018 6:30AM WAKE UP 7:30AM BREAKFAST AT THE HOTEL (INCLUDED) 8:45AM DEPART HOTEL FOR THE EPCOT CENTER (WE ARE NOT HOLDING BUSES THIS IS A ROUNDTRIP TRANSFER)

**YOU WILL BE GIVEN ONE $15 DISNEY DINING CARD TO USE TOWARDS DINNER IN THE PARK**

EPCOT PARK HOURS: 9:00AM TO 9:00PM FUTURE WORLD: 9:00AM TO 9:00PM WORLD SHOWCASE: 11:00AM TO 9:00PM ILLUMINATIONS: 9:00PM (12 MINUTES)

9:45PM DEPART EPCOT CENTER FOR THE HOTEL TBA CURFEW **TWO SECURITY GUARDS WILL BE ON DUTY FROM 11PM TO 5AM**

FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 2018 (CHOIR PERFORMANCE AND ORCHESTRA PERFORMANCE) 6:30AM WAKE UP 7:30AM BREAKFAST AT HOTEL (INCLUDED) 8:45AM DEPART THE HOTEL FOR HOLLYWOOD STUDIOS (WE ARE HOLDING ALL THREE BUSES FOR THE DAY – CHOIR AND ORCHESTRA WILL PUT THEIR INSTRUMENTS AND PERFORMANCE ATTIRE ON THE BUSES)

HOLLYWOOD STUDIOS PARK HOURS: 9:00AM TO 9:00PM FANTASMIC: 8:30PM (30 MINUTES) STAR WARS: 9:00PM (14 MINUTES)

**YOU WILL BE GIVEN ONE $15 DISNEY DINING CARD TO USE TOWARDS DINNER IN THE PARK**

11:30AM ENTIRE GROUP WILL DEPART HOLLYWOOD STUDIOS FOR DISNEY SPRINGS (ALL BUSES WILL GO TO THE STRAWBERRY LOT TO DROP OFF GROUP AND HOLD THERE WITH THE EXCEPTION OF ONE BUS WITH THE ORCHESTRA)

11:45AM ONE BUS WITH THE ORCHESTRA WILL DEPART THE STRAWBERRY LOT FOR DISNEY PERFORMING ARTS LOCATED OFF THE ENTRY ROAD OF THE TEAM DISNEY BUILDING 12:00PM ORCHESTRA WILL ARRIVE TO CHANGE INTO CONCERT ATTIRE TBA ORCHESTRA WILL DEPART DISNEY PERFORMING ARTS AND GET DROPPED OFF NEAR THE STAGE 1:00PM ORCHESTRA PERFORMANCE AT THE MARKETPLACE STAGE IN DISNEY SPRINGS 1:30PM ORCHESTRA WILL BOARD THE BUS TO GO BACK TO DISNEY PERFORMING ARTS TO CHANGE BACK INTO PARK CLOTHES AND THE BUS WILL DROP OFF GROUP AT THE STRAWBERRY LOT WHERE YOU WILL WALK TO DISNEY SPRINGS TO MEET THE REST OF THE GROUP

3:00PM CONCERT CHOIR WILL WALK TO THE STRAWBERRY LOT TO BOARD THE TWO BUSES TO DEPART FOR DISNEY PERFORMING ARTS LOCATED OFF THE ENTRY ROAD OF THE TEAM DISNEY BUILDING 3:15PM CONCERT CHOIR WILL CHANGE INTO CONCERT ATTIRE TBA CONCERT CHOIR WILL DEPART DISNEY PERFORMING ARTS AND GET DROPPED OFF NEAR THE STAGE 4:15PM CONCERT CHOIR PERFORMANCE AT THE MARKETPLACE STAGE IN DISNEY SPRINGS 4:45PM CONCERT CHOIR WILL BOARD THE BUSES TO GO BACK TO DISNEY PERFORMING ARTS TO CHANGE BACK INTO PARK CLOTHES AND PICK UP THE REMAINDER OF THE GROUP AT THE STRAWBERRY LOT – ALL BUSES WILL DEPART TOGETHER FROM DISNEY SPRINGS TO HOLLYWOOD STUDIOS

9:30PM DEPART HOLLYWOOD STUDIOS FOR THE HOTEL TBA CURFEW **TWO SECURITY GUARDS WILL BE ON DUTY FROM 11PM TO 5AM**

SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 2018 (MARCHING BAND PERFORMANCE) 7:00AM WAKE UP 8:00AM BREAKFAST AT THE HOTEL (INCLUDED) 8:45AM DEPART THE HOTEL FOR THE MAGIC KINGDOM (BUSES ARE NOT BEING HELD, ALL INSTRUMENTS AND UNIFORMS WILL BE TRANSPORTED BY THE TRUCK)

MAGIC KINGDOM PARK HOURS: 9:00PM TO 9:00PM DISNEY FESTIVAL OF FANTASY PARADE: 3:00PM (12 MINUTES) HAPPILY EVER AFTER: 9:00PM (18 MINUTES)

**YOU WILL BE GIVEN ONE $15 DISNEY DINING CARD TO USE TOWARDS DINNER IN THE PARK**

5:00PM INSTRUMENT TRUCK WILL ARRIVE BACKSTAGE OF THE MAGIC KINGDOM TO MEET THE GROUP 5:15PM MARCHING BAND PERFORMERS WILL CHECK-IN AT A LOCATION TBD INSIDE THE MAGIC KINGDOM 6:45PM MARCHING BAND PERFORMANCE ON THE MAGIC KINGDOM MARCH ROUTE TBD AFTER PERFORMANCE STUDENTS WILL CHANGE BACK INTO PARK CLOTHES, LOAD THE TRUCK AND GO BACK INTO THE MAGIC KINGDOM

9:30PM DEPART THE MAGIC KINGDOM FOR THE HOTEL TBA CURFEW **TWO SECURITY GUARDS WILL BE ON DUTY FROM 11PM TO 5AM**

SUNDAY, APRIL 8, 2018 7:30AM WAKE UP 8:30AM BREAKFAST AT THE HOTEL (INCLUDED) 9:30AM GROUP WILL START CHECKING OUT OF THEIR BEDROOMS AND LOADING THE TRUCK 10:00AM BUSES ARRIVE AT HOTEL – STUDENTS WILL BOARD WITH THEIR CARRY-ONS (PLEASE NOTE ALL CARRY-ONS WILL STAY ON THE BUSES WHILE THE GROUP IS IN DISNEY SPRINGS. THE BUSES WILL BE HELD FOR THE DURATION.) 10:30AM DEPART THE HOTEL FOR DISNEY SPRINGS 2:00PM DEPART DISNEY SPRINGS FOR THE ORLANDO AIRPORT 3:00PM ARRIVE AT ORLANDO AIRPORT FOR CHECK-IN AND TIME TO HAVE DINNER ON OWN

LV: ORLANDO 5:13PM AR: BOSTON 8:12PM JET BLUE # 352 150 SEATS CONFIRMED

UPON ARRIVAL AT THE BOSTON AIRPORT YOU WILL HEAD TO THE BAGGAGE CLAIM AREA TO BOARD THREE 52 PASSENGER COACHES WITH DATTCO AND DEPART FOR MALONEY HIGH SCHOOL.

11:30PM APPROXIMATE ARRIVAL AT MALONEY HIGH SCHOOL

**PLEASE NOTE ALL TIMES ARE APPROXIMATE AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE AT ANYTIME FOR ANY REASON. ONCE WE HAVE RECEIVED THE FINAL PERFORMANCE DETAILS WE WILL ADJUST THE ABOVE ITINERARY ACCORDINGLY.**

WHERE YOU ARE STAYING:

GRAND ORLANDO RESORT @ CELEBRATION 2900 PARKWAY BLVD. KISSIMMEE, FL. 34747 TEL: 407-396-7000 www.grandorlandoresortcelebration.com Disney 2018 - Equipment & Luggage Departure Plan Equipment and Luggage will be transported to Florida via box truck. On Monday, April 2nd all trip participants will arrive per the following schedule to drop off luggage and instruments for the trip. The truck will depart Maloney after packing is completed and will meet us in Florida on Wednesday, April 4th. All personal luggage and instruments must go on the truck. There will be NO CHECKED LUGGAGE on this trip. We will not go to baggage claim.

Freshman – 6:00pm Sophomores – 6:30pm Juniors – 7:00pm

Seniors – 7:30pm *All luggage is subject to search by staff members at any times. Failure to comply with school policy will result in removal from the trip without refund and disciplinary action.

The Disney Luggage and Equipment Return Plan

On Monday, April 8th or Tuesday, April 9th (depending on traffic and weather) all equipment from the trip will arrive at Maloney High School and will be available for students to take home from school.

The Tuesday Night Plan – April 3rd, 2018

Arrival: All students arrive to Maloney High School via BANDROOM entrance only per the following schedule: Freshmen: 11:00

Sophomores: 11:15 Juniors: 11:30 Seniors: 11:45 Do not arrive early. The building will not open until 10:30pm Students should only bring their carry-on bag with them to school. No luggage will be permitted on the night we depart. All luggage must leave on the truck the Monday prior to the trip. (See notes below) Breakfast: 12:00am Notes/Load: 1:00am

Depart from MHS 2:00am Students may bring: 1. Carry-on piece of luggage. This should be a backpack – NOT A SMALL SUITCASE. This needs to be small enough to fit under the aircraft seat in front of you or the overhead bin above you. DO NOT OVERPACK THIS BAG.

What needs to be in this bag: ID, money, a change of clothes for the next day, any hygiene products (deodorant, toothpaste, toothbrush please J) you may need in the morning (remember TSA guidelines), etc. Remember… anything you pack into this bag will have to be carried by you on the first day until you get to your room. *See TSA guidelines for packing of all luggage. Failure to do so may jeopardize your participation on the trip. If you manage to bring items to the TSA gate, which are not permitted on the aircraft, those items will be discarded at the gate. Note: ALL LUGGAGE WILL BE SEARCHED PRIOR TO LOADING. Any items found in violation of any policy will be grounds for removal from the trip without refund and disciplinary action.

**PLEASE NOTE ALL TIMES ARE APPROXIMATE AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE AT ANYTIME FOR ANY REASON.** Chaperone Groups Mark Nowak Rob Kosienski Candice FarnsworthColeen Murphy Barbara Fraser 26 Adamowicz, Evan 28 Medina, Joshua 31 Smith, Dominic 13 Murphy, Olivia 10 Herget, Gillian Boissonneault, Justin Hissouf, Khalil Farnsworth, Joshua Bruzy, Francesca Morales-Barszcz, Samantha Nowak, Mark Brazel, Ethan Catania, Jason Waters, Zhane' Lynn, Jalyssa Paddock, Sean Desimone, Matthew 23 Brown, Xavier Tortorella, Paige Widener, Katherine 24 Brazel, Bryan 33 Craig, Jonathan Torres, Julian 4 Felix, Britney 6 Halpin, Samantha Coleman, Daniel Wronski, Jeremy Crapio, Michael Santello, Raven Reyes, Adriana Garcia Sagrero, Christian Lorenzo, Danny Chino Jr., Ismael Martin, Hannah Scagnelli, Adrianna Szawerda, Jeremy Herget, Samuel 17 Hernandez, Giuliana Brown, Alana Parrish, Shanice 5 Carroll, Aubrie 32 Halpin, Lawrence Sweeney, MaKenna 18 Tom, Ashley 7 Cruz, Lia Griswold, Emma Genualdo, Mason Widener, Megan Pappas, Bryanne Lathe, Brooke Fuqua, Falon Vega, Junathan Palta-Saltos, Ashley Uryase, Madelyn Maldonado, Jailene Rodriguez, Jocelynn Betts, Isaac Wimbish, Abigail Colombo, Emily

Michelle Pytel Tammy Hoffman Amy Horton Kim Sauer Lenissa Rivera 30 Masocco, Erik 21 Wilson, Madison 20 Formanski, Breanna 29 Sauer, Matt 1 DeJesus, Vanessa Donlon, John Ducas, Alexia Curcio, Rachel Cotrona, Ryan Polanco, Jenesi Lavoie, Jacob Zocco, Emilie Taylor, Star Atkins, Elijah Rivera, Julia Pytel, Weston Stange, Brianna Ubaike, Courtney Sinclair, Julian Klimovich, Marissa 34 Matteson, Wesley 8 Szymaszek, Emma 3 Barton, Emily 22 Valery, Ethan 19 Songur, Sarah Reardon, Cody Barton, Elizabeth Ellis, Jessica Goodman, Joshua Garduno, Isabel Cichon, Stuart Camera, Natalie Massicotte, Carly Trella, Spenser Deleón, Simoné Eddy, Cooper King, Arianna McFadden, Nyjah Hansford, Daniel Jandreau, Jillian 27 Zamboni, Ryan 11 Cagna, Giana 8 Preece, Kimberly 12 Zvonkovic, Cecilia 15 Solomon, Sara Tsuzuki, Moises Williams, Jordyn Blount, Kristen Whittington, Molly Bednarz, Sydney Wimbish, Kyle Zerangue, Emily Valentino, Samantha Lewia, Kailey Oquendo, Madison Plumberg, Robert Ruiz, Barbara Inman, Tatyana DiChello, Chloe Alemar, Skyler Chaperone Groups (Page 2)

Denise Mnich Ciara Cohen 25 O'Malley, Kevin 14 Suarez, Stephanie Carrero, Daniel Tran, Kelly Santello, Dakota Owen, Julia Mnich, Evan Beardsley, Katerina 16 Benitez, Arriya 2 Archambeault, Olivia Ganon, Emily Sperry, Carriana Rosado, Jasmine Miller, Anastasia Szymaszek, Juleigh Hudson, Arionne

Numbers listed are generic room numbers. These will be replaced with hotel rom numbers once we arrive. Bus Lists

1 Barbara Fraser Candice Farnsworth** Kim Sauer** 2 Herget, Gillian Smith, Dominic Sauer, Matt 3 Morales-Barszcz, Samantha Farnsworth, Joshua Cotrona, Ryan 4 Lynn, Jalyssa Catania, Jason Atkins, Elijah 5 Widener, Katherine Brown, Xavier Sinclair, Julian 6 Halpin, Samantha Torres, Julian Valery, Ethan 7 Reyes, Adriana Crapio, Michael Goodman, Joshua 8 Scagnelli, Adrianna Chino Jr., Ismael Trella, Spenser 9 Parrish, Shanice Hernandez, Giuliana Hansford, Daniel 10 Cruz, Lia Sweeney, MaKenna Zvonkovic, Cecilia 11 Lathe, Brooke Widener, Megan Whittington, Molly 12 Maldonado, Jailene Palta-Saltos, Ashley Lewia, Kailey 13 Colombo, Emily Coleen Murphy## DiChello, Chloe 14 Rob Kosienski** Murphy, Olivia Amy Horton 15 Medina, Joshua Bruzy, Francesca Formanski, Breanna 16 Hissouf, Khalil Waters, Zhane' Curcio, Rachel 17 Brazel, Ethan Tortorella, Paige Taylor, Star 18 Desimone, Matthew Felix, Britney Ubaike, Courtney 19 Craig, Jonathan Santello, Raven Barton, Emily 20 Wronski, Jeremy Martin, Hannah Ellis, Jessica 21 Lorenzo, Danny Brown, Alana Massicotte, Carly 22 Herget, Samuel Tom, Ashley McFadden, Nyjah 23 Halpin, Lawrence Pappas, Bryanne Preece, Kimberly 24 Genualdo, Mason Uryase, Madelyn Blount, Kristen 25 Vega, Junathan Wimbish, Abigail Valentino, Samantha 26 Betts, Isaac Michelle Pytel Inman, Tatyana 27 Tammy Hoffman Masocco, Erik Lenissa Rivera 28 Wilson, Madison Donlon, John DeJesus, Vanessa 29 Ducas, Alexia Lavoie, Jacob Polanco, Jenesi 30 Zocco, Emilie Pytel, Weston Rivera, Julia 31 Stange, Brianna Matteson, Wesley Klimovich, Marissa 32 Szymaszek, Emma Reardon, Cody Songur, Sarah 33 Barton, Elizabeth Cichon, Stuart Garduno, Isabel 34 Camera, Natalie Eddy, Cooper Deleón, Simoné 35 King, Arianna Zamboni, Ryan Jandreau, Jillian 36 Cagna, Giana Tsuzuki, Moises Solomon, Sara 37 Williams, Jordyn Wimbish, Kyle Bednarz, Sydney 38 Zerangue, Emily Plumberg, Robert Oquendo, Madison 39 Ruiz, Barbara Mark Nowak Alemar, Skyler 40 Ciara Cohen Adamowicz, Evan Denise Mnich 41 Suarez, Stephanie Boissonneault, Justin O'Malley, Kevin 42 Tran, Kelly Nowak, Mark Carrero, Daniel 43 Owen, Julia Paddock, Sean Santello, Dakota 44 Beardsley, Katerina Brazel, Bryan Mnich, Evan 45 Archambeault, Olivia Coleman, Daniel Benitez, Arriya 46 Sperry, Carriana Garcia Sagrero, Christian Ganon, Emily 47 Miller, Anastasia Szawerda, Jeremy Rosado, Jasmine 48 Hudson, Arionne Carroll, Aubrie Szymaszek, Juleigh 49 Brian Cyr Griswold, Emma Larry Halpin 50 David Pelletier Fuqua, Falon Jeff Barrett 51 Rodriguez, Jocelynn 52

** = Captain ## = Master Tally Francis T. Maloney High School Instrumental Music Department 2018 PERFORMANCE TRIPS STUDENT GUIDELINES/CONTRACT

Musical performance tours and trips can be one of the best experiences a group can encounter. From the sites where they take place, to the music they perform, to the memories they create and treasure, trips such as this provide opportunities and learning like no other. In order for this trip to achieve these goals, students need to understand the rules and guidelines set forth in order to ensure the success of this and future trips.

While on this trip, school rules apply at ALL TIMES. You are a Maloney High School student and are expected to follow all rules in the Maloney Student Handbook.

Additional items, which you are expected to understand and abide by are as follows:

• You will be assigned a chaperone for the duration of the trip. You are never to go anywhere without the permission and knowledge of your chaperone. There are absolutely no exceptions to this rule. We must know where you are at all times. • The possession of illegal substances and/or substances not prescribed to you is punishable by removal from the trip, disciplinary action and in many cases arrest. This includes the possession of drugs that are not called out on your medication sheet included in this packet as well as tobacco or vapor products. • We are very aware that there are students in relationships with other students on this trip. We expect couples to be appropriate at all times and limit public displays of affection. We also expect bus behavior to be appropriate at all hours. • The sharing of medication (over-the-counter or prescription) is a major violation of school policy and is in many cases illegal. There is to be no sharing of any medication for any reason. • Medical conditions change from time-to-time. It is up to parents to ensure that we have the most up-to-date medical information and equipment when we depart, including EPI pens, any drugs we need to carry for your student or other pertinent information. • The United States TSA (Transportation Security Administration) has many rules and guidelines that have been furnished to you in this packet. You need to be sure these rules are followed. • The utmost care must be taken when you are on a plane, bus, in your hotel room, or in any restaurant or performance facility. You are responsible for the care and appropriate use of whatever is entrusted to you. Any damages will be billed to you. • A lights out time is in effect each night. This time is set by the director each night. Also, quiet hours begin at 10:00pm. You MUST, per the hotels orders remain quiet after 10:00pm. If we enter the hotel after 10:00pm, we must be quiet and respectful towards other guests. • Security staff is hired by us to monitor hallways during the late night and morning hours. Room doors are not to be opened once you are checked for the night. You are not to open the door for anyone except your teacher or chaperone. You should not open your door for security guards. The guards will contact your teachers if there are issues on the floors. • Horseplay and childish behavior will not be permitted at any time on the trip. Any behavior deemed inappropriate will result in immediate disciplinary action. This includes inappropriate behavior in the hotel, destination facilities, misuse of busses, and the inappropriate use of the hotel room. • Room service, movie rentals or other hotel services are not to be used. • All rooms will be inspected by instructors, security guards and chaperones at the beginning and end of the trip, before lights out and at any time deemed necessary. • The director and chaperones reserve the right to search a room, bag, case or any personal item at any time. • All bottled products such as shampoo, juice, soda, etc, must be brought on the trip factory sealed. No open or partially used products are allowed. • Bus and room assignments are to be strictly followed. • Airlines have very strict policies and guidelines. You must follow these with the utmost of care. Any problems concerning behavior, luggage, personal items, carry- on items or personal identification puts the entire trip in jeopardy.

Students need to remember that as a participant on this trip you are representing Maloney High School. You must be respectful, courteous and mature at all times on this trip. You must use common sense and think before you act. If anything inappropriate occurs during this trip including but not limited to specifics on this list, disciplinary action will take place. If something severe occurs, we will immediately make arrangements to have you removed from the trip and sent home and local law enforcement will be contacted if necessary. We expect each and every member to represent our school in a courteous, mature and respectful manner at all times throughout this trip.

Please take this seriously. We can all make mistakes if we are not careful. Think before you act. We need your most professional behavior in order for this trip run smoothly. We have a great trip planned for you. Please do your part to ensure that you are able to enjoy it.

Trip Event: 2018 Walt Disney World Department Trip

Student:

I ______have read the above carefully and fully understand my responsibilities and my obligations while on this trip. I further understand that if I am in violation of any of the above, I am subject to removal from the trip without refund, disciplinary action and legal action as applicable.

Signed:______Printed Name: ______Date:______

Parent:

I ______have read the above and fully understand the responsibilities and rules that my son/daughter must abide by. I have reviewed the above with my son/daughter, and they too understand what is expected. I further understand that should an incident occur that requires the removal of my son/daughter from the trip, I will be responsible for all fees incurred from the transportation of my son/daughter and a chaperone.

Signed:______Printed Name: ______Date:______

This signed form must be returned by 4/1/18

Form C-1 u3/18 REVISED 12/20/17 JETBLUE AIRWAYS POLICIES

TRAVEL TIPS BEFORE ARRIVING AT THE AIRPORT • AVOID WEARING SHOES, CLOTHING, JEWELRY AND ACCESSORIES THAT CONTAIN METAL. • YOUR NAME SHOULD BE ON ALL CARRY ONS AND CHECKED LUGGAGE. • DO NOT LOCK OR TAPE YOUR CARRY ONS OR CHECKED PIECES OF LUGGAGE IN CASE THE TSA AGENTS HAVE TO CHECK YOUR BAGS. • PLEASE BE CERTAIN YOU HAVE ALL THE DOCUMENTATION YOU NEED TO CHECK-IN AT THE AIRPORT (PHOTO ID AND/OR AIRLINE TICKET).

TRAVEL TIPS AT THE AIRPORT • ANYONE 18 YEARS OF AGE AND OLDER WILL NEED A PHOTO ID FOR CHECK-IN. • AFTER YOU HAVE CHECKED-IN YOU WILL RECEIVE YOUR BOARDING PASS AND PROCEED OVER TO BRING YOUR LUGGAGE THROUGH THE SECURITY SCREENING. IF YOU DON’T HAVE LUGGAGE YOU WILL PROCEED TO THE SECURITY CHECKPOINT. • ONCE YOU ARE READY TO GO THROUGH THE SECURITY CHECKPOINT YOU WILL NEED TO HAVE YOUR PHOTO ID ALONG WITH YOUR BOARDING PASS IN HAND. • ALL LOOSE CHANGE, KEYS, CELL PHONES, PLASTIC BAGS CONTAINING LIQUIDS OR GELS AND LAP TOPS THAT MAY BE IN YOUR CARRY ON NEED TO GO INTO THE GREY SECURITY BIN TO EXPEDITE THE SECURITY PROCESS. ALSO, YOU WILL NEED TO TAKE OFF YOUR OUTER COAT & SHOES AND PLACE THEM IN THE BIN. • THINK BEFORE YOU SPEAK. BELLIGERENT BEHAVIOR, INAPPROPRIATE JOKES AND THREATS WILL NOT BE TOLERATED. THIS WILL RESULT IN DELAYS AND POSSIBLY MISSING YOUR FLIGHT. • ONCE YOU HAVE GONE THROUGH THE SECURITY CHECKPOINT AND COLLECTED ALL OF YOUR ITEMS YOU WILL THEN PROCEED TO YOUR ASSIGNED GATE.

CHECKED BAGGAGE

Checked baggage must weigh 50 pounds or less and its combined length, width and height must measure 62 inches or less. If your bag exceeds these weight or size limit you are subject to additional fees.

BAGGAGE ALLOWANCE: • EACH CUSTOMER IS ALLOWED TO BRING ONE CHECKED BAG FREE OF CHARGE. • THE SECOND CHECKED BAG IS A $35.00 CHARGE IN EACH DIRECTION AND THE THIRD CHECKED BAG IS A $100.00 CHARGE IN EACH DIRECTION.

WEIGHT AND SIZE ALLOWANCE PER CHECKED PIECE: • MAXIMUM WEIGHT IS 50 POUNDS OR LESS PER CHECKED BAG. • ITEMS 51-99 POUNDS WILL BE ACCEPTED FOR A CHARGE OF $100.00 PER BAG. • BAGS OVER 99 POUNDS ARE NOT PERMITTED. • MAXIMUM SIZE IS 62 INCHES (LENGTH + WIDTH + HEIGHT) PER CHECKED BAG. • OVERSIZED BAGS: 63-80 INCHES WILL BE ACCEPTED FOR A CHARGE OF $100 PER BAG. • OVERSIZED BAGS OVER 80 INCHES ARE NOT PERMITTED.

SUGGESTIONS FOR CHECKED LUGGAGE: • NO FOOD OR BEVERAGES • FOOTWEAR SHOULD BE ON TOP OF OTHER CONTENTS • PERSONAL BELONGINGS SHOULD BE IN A CLEAR PLASTIC BAG • LEAVE GIFTS UNWRAPPED • DO NOT OVER PACK YOUR BAG SO IT WILL BE EASY TO RESEAL IF CHECKED

CARRY ON BAGGAGE

EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 26, 2006 TSA IS LIMITING LIQUIDS, GELS, PASTES AND/OR AEROSOLS IN CARRY ON BAGGAGE. TRAVELERS ARE CURRENTLY ALLOWED TO BRING ONE CLEAR 1 QUART (1 LITER) SIZE, PLASTIC BAG CONTAINING LIQUIDS, GELS, PASTES AND/OR AEROSOLS IN CONTAINERS OF 3.4OZ. CAPACITY OR LESS PER CONTAINER (MOST TRAVEL SIZE ITEMS ARE 3OZ. OR LESS). THE CONTENTS OF THE PLASTIC BAG MUST FIT COMFORTABLY WITHIN AND BE COMPLETELY CLOSED/SEALED. THESE ITEMS WILL BE SUBJECTED TO X-RAY INSPECTION SEPARATE FROM THE TRAVELER’S CARRY ON BAG.

ADDITIONALLY, TRAVELER’S MAY HAVE BABY FORMULA/MILK, BABY FOOD IN CONTAINERS IF A BABY OR SMALL CHILD IS TRAVELING, MEDICATIONS (LIQUID, GEL AND AEROSOL), LIQUIDS (TO INCLUDE JUICE) OR GELS FOR DIABETIC OR OTHER MEDICAL NEEDS BUT THESE MUST BE DECLARED AT THE TSA SECURITY CHECKPOINT.

• ONE CARRY ON PLUS ONE SMALLER, PERSONAL-TYPE ITEM (PURSE, BRIEFCASE, LAPTOP, ETC.). • THE CARRY ON BAG CANNOT EXCEED 45 INCHES WHEN YOU TOTAL LENGTH PLUS WIDTH PLUS HEIGHT. THE CARRY ON DIMENSIONS, PENDING AIRCRAFT, ARE 18”(L) X 15”(W) X 8”(H) OR 17”(L) X 13”(W) X 11”(H). THE OVERHEAD BIN DIMENSIONS ARE 22”(L) X 14”(W) X 9”(H). • ANY MEDICATION NEEDS TO BE CARRIED IN THE ORIGINAL CONTAINER WITH PHARMACY LABEL. IF THIS IS NOT POSSIBLE, YOU MUST CARRY A COPY OF THE PRESCRIPTION. • ELECTRONIC ITEMS (INCLUDING NOTEBOOK COMPUTERS, MP3 PLAYERS, PDAS, ETC.) ARE PERMITTED ON CARRY ONS. • SOLID COSMETICS AND PERSONAL HYGIENE ITEMS (SUCH AS LIPSTICK, SOLID DEODORANT, LIP BALM AND ITEMS SIMILAR IN CONSISTENCY) ARE CONTINUED TO BE ALLOWED IN CARRY ONS AND PERMITTED THROUGH SECURITY CHECKPOINTS.

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

A MUSICAL INSTRUMENT IS ALLOWED IN PLACE OF ONE CARRY-ON ITEM, PROVIDED IT CAN BE STOWED PROPERLY UNDER THE SEAT OR IN AN OVERHEAD BIN AND THE TOTAL LINEAR DIMENSIONS DO NOT EXCEED 45 LINEAR INCHES (LENGTH + WIDTH + DEPTH). IF THE DIMENSIONS EXCEED 45 LINEAR INCHES THE INSTRUMENT MUST BE CHECKED.

IF YOUR INSTRUMENT DOES NOT MEET THE SIZING REQUIREMENTS, LISTED ABOVE, IT WILL BE HANDLED AS CHECKED BAGGAGE UNLESS YOU WOULD LIKE TO PURCHASE A SEAT FOR THE INSTRUMENT.

A MUSICAL INSTRUMENT WILL COUNT AS ONE PIECE OF CHECKED BAGGAGE. THERE ARE NO ADDITIONAL FEES FOR MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AS LONG AS THEY ARE WITHIN SIZE AND WEIGHT REQUIREMENTS (OVERWEIGHT, OVERSIZE, AND EXCESS BAGGAGE FEES APPLY). JETBLUE ACCEPTS NO LIABILITY FOR DAMAGE TO MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

THERE MAY BE LIMITS TO CARRY ON BAGGAGE BASED ON AVAILABLE SPACE AND ADDITIONAL RESTRICTIONS ON CERTAIN FLIGHTS MANDATED BY JETBLUE THAT IS BEYOND OUR CONTROL.

**PLEASE NOTE THE ABOVE INFORMATION IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE AT ANYTIME WITHOUT NOTICE BY JETBLUE AND TSA.**

PLEASE READ OVER THE PROVIDED TSA LIST THAT ADVISES WHAT IS PERMITTED IN CARRY ONS AND CHECKED LUGGAGE. Carry-on Baggage Screening Carry-on Baggage Screening in Standard Lanes TSA screens approximately 4.9 million carry-on bags for explosives and other dangerous items daily. Here’s what to expect when taking your carry-on bag through security screening next time you fly. Electronics As TSA rolls out new carry-on screening procedures, you will be asked to remove personal electronic devices larger than a cell phone from your carry-on bag and place them into a bin with nothing placed on or under them for X-ray screening. Common examples of these devices include laptops, tablets, e-readers and handheld game consoles. This does not include items such as hair dryers, electric shavers or electric toothbrushes.

Food Consider removing food or snacks such as fruit, health bars and sandwiches from your carry-on bag and placing it in a bin. Removing food is not a requirement but doing so may help the bag check process. A TSA officer will be available to guide you through the process.

Packing If you are preparing for your flight, be aware that how and what you pack can impact the screening process. Be sure that you check for prohibited items and remember to follow the 3-1-1 liquids rule. We recommend keeping your bag organized to help ease the screening process as it takes time for TSA officers to make sure a jam-packed, cluttered, overstuffed bag is safe.

Liquids Rule

You are allowed to bring a quart-sized bag of liquids, aerosols, gels, creams and pastes in your carry-on bag and through the checkpoint. These are limited to travel-sized containers that are 3.4 ounces (100 milliliters) or less per item. Placing these items in the small bag and separating from your carry-on baggage facilitates the screening process. Pack items that are in containers larger than 3.4 ounces or 100 milliliters in checked baggage.

Any liquid, aerosol, gel, cream or paste that alarms during screening will require additional screening.