Mariner #'s

[Toad]

I see you said you started cruising in late '80s ... was his first HAL cruise in the 2000 to 2003 or early 2004 range?

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Bingo, I think you are right, it was about 2000.

[AlexandNessa]

Do all of your days accumulate to the old 04 number?

 

 

Remember when HAL had us verify our cruises prior to their introduction of their new Mariner Program? I entered all the cruises from Miss Nessa's 04 # and I got credit for Mrs. Nessa's 06#.

 

I just never bothered to tell them to delete the old number. The 04 old Mariner # has not accumulated anything since I've assumed the 06 Mariner ID. Or at least Miss Nessa still gets mailings indicating that she is 2*, where Mrs. Nessa is 3*.

[POA1]

Remember when HAL had us verify our cruises prior to their introduction of their new Mariner Program? I entered all the cruises from Miss Nessa's 04 # and I got credit for Mrs. Nessa's 06#.

 

I just never bothered to tell them to delete the old number. The 04 old Mariner # has not accumulated anything since I've assumed the 06 Mariner ID. Or at least Miss Nessa still gets mailings indicating that she is 2*, where Mrs. Nessa is 3*.

 

So all you need is something in your maiden name and something in your married name. Then two stars + three stars would make you a five star Mariner! :)

[RuthC]

So all you need is something in your maiden name and something in your married name. Then two stars + three stars would make you a five star Mariner! :)

 

The new "new math".

[Dismomx5]

DH and I have yet to cruise (6 weeks today!), and we booked last November following a HAL presentation in the city. Our mariner numbers begin with 290 and have 9 digits. CheckSum worked for both, and I know you explained it (and I read the blurb), but I still don't understand. LOL :p