Cruise partner lives in another state

[sun&sea]

When we order medallions for our cruise and we live in separate states, will one of us order for both or would they mail out one to each of us? 

Thanks,

Janet

[weedpindle]

Did you call Princess? They may know.

[sun&sea]

19 minutes ago, weedpindle said:

Did you call Princess? They may know.

I will eventually, but I just thought of it, and thought maybe someone else might know!

Janet

[Pepper0074]

They can be mailed separately. My Mom and Aunt cruise together but don't live together. They each used the app (actually we did it for them) to order their medallion ahead of the cruise and each one received theirs at their home.

 

Enjoy your cruise.

[Steelers36]

Don't you meet up in Fort Lauderdale - or wherever - before checking into the ship?  At that point the primary contact person can give the other their Medallion.  Nothing can be done with the Medallion at home, unless you wanted to sleep with it under your pillow.  😀

[Coral]

16 hours ago, weedpindle said:

Did you call Princess? They may know.

Or they could post on a cruise board where people help each other!

[weedpindle]

2 hours ago, Coral said:

Or they could post on a cruise board where people help each other!

Usually one gets several different answers, one of which probably is correct, and some that are way off base. Then there are the answers that have nothing to do with the question.

[Coral]

3 hours ago, weedpindle said:

Usually one gets several different answers, one of which probably is correct, and some that are way off base. Then there are the answers that have nothing to do with the question.

They are just as likely to get an incorrect answer by calling Princess.

 

The reason for cruise boards are so people can ask questions. Not everyone wants to sit on hold with Princess.

[sun&sea]

8 hours ago, Coral said:

Or they could post on a cruise board where people help each other!

Thank you. 

Janet

[Roberto256]

18 hours ago, weedpindle said:

Usually one gets several different answers, one of which probably is correct, and some that are way off base. Then there are the answers that have nothing to do with the question.

It seems to me that this applies to 1) asking here, 2) asking princess...