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Does know how if possible to get another S &S card if it is lost while on an excursion??? Can someone in our party go back onboard to get a new card from guest services???? Traveling with some first timers and teenagers.

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How do you get passed security checkpoint and back in the ship to go to Guest Services without it?

 

 

Let them know and they will contact ship security.

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There is always an emergency contact in the Carnival Funtimes... For example Curacao it's The Armada Port Agency, it has a web page address and also a phone number to call. I would advise you to make sure you have this with you in EVERY port of call. (They are different in each port). Hopes this helps..

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This is one of the reasons I get Faster to the Fun! My son loses his card at least twice on every cruise! Never on shore though (thank goodness!) Once you find the old card (because we always did) it is no longer active, so make sure you throw it away or stick it in your suitcase under the bed or something.

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Does know how if possible to get another S &S card if it is lost while on an excursion??? Can someone in our party go back onboard to get a new card from guest services???? Traveling with some first timers and teenagers.

 

Perhaps YOU can be the official card babysitter for them:D

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Was wondering about that too. Dont see any connection.

 

 

My assumption was they were referring to being able to use the FTTF line at guest services so it was a faster process to get a new card.

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OK, I'm confused, what does FTTF have to do with lost card?

 

 

Haven't a clue!!!! And if you loose it on shore they're ports that I would think EXTREMELY HARD to get through port security to even get to the ship...JUST SAYING

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When traveling with young kids and teenagers, you can collect all S&S cards when getting off the ship in a port of call.

Whenever you're back in line to board, give everyone their cards and make sure everyone has lanyards when walking around on board.

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a few years ago my daughters BF lost his wallet at the beach in Nassau, cash, sail card, ID, everything. We went to customs/security to re-board ship, told him ID was lost, he asked for cabin #, name, where we were from, then waved us through. Guest services issued BF a new card. Best part, wallet was found & actually returned to ship INTACT! :)

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a few years ago my daughters BF lost his wallet at the beach in Nassau, cash, sail card, ID, everything. We went to customs/security to re-board ship, told him ID was lost, he asked for cabin #, name, where we were from, then waved us through. Guest services issued BF a new card. Best part, wallet was found & actually returned to ship INTACT! :)

 

Lucky you guys; I feel my stress level rising just hearing your story!

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My husband lost his in port. If getting in ship they hold you and check your ID etc before allowing to board but we're were tendering. They opened a battle box with a paper list of all guests. They radio messaged to ship who then confirmed him and they placed a lanyard round his neck that said 'lost card'. We nicknamed it 'the cone of shame'

 

At the ship security identified him with his driving licence and he was escorted to guest relations

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My husband lost his in port. If getting in ship they hold you and check your ID etc before allowing to board but we're were tendering. They opened a battle box with a paper list of all guests. They radio messaged to ship who then confirmed him and they placed a lanyard round his neck that said 'lost card'. We nicknamed it 'the cone of shame'

 

At the ship security identified him with his driving licence and he was escorted to guest relations

 

love that!

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How do you get passed security checkpoint and back in the ship to go to Guest Services without it?

 

 

 

I am sure that the security people at the gangway will be able to assist you. You are not the first to have lost their card, I am sure. They certainly are not going to turn you away.

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