Do you keep them?

[Bookish Angel]

Nope. I hate clutter so I am a tosser of most all things that are not needed.

 

Same here. Don't need them so into shredding they go.

[kevdad]

I keep them and use them as bookmarks.

[linkerbink]

I have all but the first one of my 19 cruises. I had no idea a that time that I would become addicted to cruising!

[RC__Cruiser]

We keep all of our cards in a wall display case downstairs. We also buy a picture of each different ship we sail on , along with a picture frame from every new port that we visit...

 

 

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[george35]

You darn right I keep them, not long ago when I made a cruise reservation thru my TA I told him I was D+ & he made out the reservation forms & next day I got a call from the TA saying RCL has no record of me being a D+. So I went & got my wifes & myself s cards & brought them to the TA & got a call with-in an hour from the TA telling us all is taken care of because if we didnt have those cards we had a long fight ahead of us. So HOLD on to them they tell you your status & that might come in handy like it did for us.

 

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[kccrzr]

Not only do I have all my cruise cards, I also have all my Disney cards up until it went to magic bands.

[cruisinfromtampa]

We keep them. They're in a stack in a desk drawer.

[boxermom711]

Yes. I’ve got all of mine

 

 

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[Trainer]

Yes, I have mine except for the first cruise on Nordic Empress (in 1987) when there were no such things. One time the ship tried to collect the cards as we departed. I refused to give it up and the officer relented and just took our names and cabin number and added it to a paper list. My name was not the only the one on the list.

[Domino D]

After seeing this on my phone, I went an looked. Near as I can tell, around 90% of them are in our kitchen desk drawer.

[CanadaRob]

Nope, started to and DW said we have pics and memories and what's the point? So don't anymore because she is right and if she's happy we can cruise more🙂

[sparks1093]

Yes, I put a bit of magnet on the back of them and DW's are on the freezer, mine are on my workstation at work (I also get a ship shaped magnet for every ship we're on and the card goes below each ship).

[dacsmom]

I keep every one.

[mailmama]

I keep mine in a journal that I write for each cruise. First sailing was in late 90's so my bookcase is full. We actually get them out and read them to laugh and reminisce about all sorts of little details that could have been forgotten over time!

[CanobieFan]

I definitely have my one wow band still haha.... Probably have all the other sea passes around my house in different places. For a while I had 2 or 3 in my car.

[KansasK]

I have my cruise cards in a stack with a rubber band around them on my dresser. I like to look at them sometimes! :)

[George C]

I need to count mine, but there were no cards when they started cruising in the 70’s have done over 60 , couple of weeks ago we found a bottle opener from Hal’s Rotterdam from the 1970’s.

[Expressman]

 

 

Before that we traveled on land, but once we took our first cruise, we were hooked.

 

 

Travelling on land, how crazy:cool:

[Desert Cruizers]

I keep ours and place in all the scrapbook or photo albums for each cruise.

[sralph60]

Yes we have all ours

 

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[ray8905]

Yep

 

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[jsoper2435]

Yes. All 13 cards for the wife and myself. I keep the together with our passports.

 

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[Justmekaren918]

Yes! I have kept all except my Norway and Nordic Prince, not sure what they had then! A small snafu regarding changing to my Emerald status on my b2b with sticker on card & next cruise boarding as Diamond[emoji16]!

 

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[What If]

I keep them all, 34 and counting. Like to see where my money goes. I only wish the itinerary was listed on them.

[NancyIL]

Yes, I save my cruise cards. I used to save all of the cruise compasses, too - but I finally recycled those, and stopped bringing home more.