Seapass Codes

[cruisebeachgirl703]

For our upcoming cruise in May the seapass has PALF. Last year on the Edge it was PALL. Does anyone know what the PALF stands for. Thanks.

[cnktodhunter]

Sounds to me like "Premium Alcohol Free", so if you were expecting the Premium Alcohol and not the Premium non-Alcoholic package I'd get on to Celebrity!

[jccruiser]

where is this code posted on the SeaPAss?  the only thing I see on mine is CLNA which I thought was referring to Cape Liberty ..., ?

[Alakegirl]

There is no “premium Alcohol Free package” so PALF can’t be that

 

clna is most likely “classic non-alcohol”

[jwlane]

42 minutes ago, Alakegirl said:

 no “premium Alcohol Free package”

Ummmm....

[jccruiser]

Thank you everyone - I just phoned Celeb. and had mine fixed

[cruisestitch]

It’s not called “alcohol free”, it’s called “ non alcohol” so PALF must have meant something else

[jwlane]

1 hour ago, cruisestitch said:

 PALF must have meant something else

Possibly, but lacking inside knowledge, who's to say how they code their acronyms?

[cnktodhunter]

15 hours ago, cruisestitch said:

It’s not called “alcohol free”, it’s called “ non alcohol” so PALF must have meant something else

If PALL can be Premium Package (presumably abbreviation of Premium Alcohol with an extra 'L'), I don't see why PALF can't be Premium Non-Alcoholic. It was probably called Alcohol Free years ago and they don't bother updating the codes.

 

The system obviously wants a 4 letter code and they come up with something that makes sense. A bit like Virgin Atlantic when they're having fun with their aircraft registration numbers: the aircraft called Miss Moneypenny is registered as G-VSPY, Bubbles was registered as G-VFIZ etc.