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New Style Seapass Cards (two different ones for suites)


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3 minutes ago, Tom-n-Cheryl said:

John approached us yesterday evening in Michael's to ask if we wanted our Seapass cards from the prior sailing back. After a bit of discussion, he asked if we'd like to have him print the new style cards for our collection.

 

Our butler was Regine. We only had drinks a few times in Michael's, the bartender was an older Jamaican gentleman, but I didn't get his name.

 

Tom

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Was Cranston your Bar Server in Michael’s?

 

Randy

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2 minutes ago, jelayne said:

We had the vertical cards on the Beyond in October.  Boarded the Solstice yesterday and the cards are horizontal .  The change I noticed on the Suite cards was the lettering seems larger and letters are a very shiny silver on the dark grey background.

At first I thought the vertical design was only for E-Class but the first post in this thread proves that wrong. 

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1 minute ago, Schmoe38 said:

Tom

 

Was Cranston your Bar Server in Michael’s?

 

Randy

That rings a bell 🔔 !

 

Someone waiting for debarkation this morning mentioned that he was changing ships today. Not sure if that's accurate or not

 

Tom

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7 hours ago, jelayne said:

We had the vertical cards on the Beyond in October.  Boarded the Solstice yesterday and the cards are horizontal .  The change I noticed on the Suite cards was the lettering seems larger and letters are a very shiny silver on the dark grey background.

 

Horizontal cards on Solstice

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8 hours ago, Bo1953 said:

What is wrong with having ones last name on their sea pass???

 

bon voyage

I've just checked all our X sea pass cards, from 2008 to 2022 (21 plastic cards 🙂. ) and every one has our full name on them.

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Upon further review, I note the landscape cards (Solstice) still have a mag strip (swipe at purchase points) and bar codes (scan embark/debark ship) on the back (and must be entered into cabin door to unlock), where as the portrait orientation cards (Apex & Silly) lack the strip & bar codes (RFID embedded).

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15 minutes ago, jwlane said:

Upon further review, I note the landscape cards (Solstice) still have a mag strip (swipe at purchase points) and bar codes (scan embark/debark ship) on the back (and must be entered into cabin door to unlock), where as the portrait orientation cards (Apex & Silly) lack the strip & bar codes (RFID embedded).

I thought you were onto something so I checked my cards and I have a Landscape card fromt he Reflections which didn't have a magnetic stripe, so that has no bearing which type of card. 

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These are all RS and PH from post pandemic. We first got the purple strip in April this year but in  Aug last year they did put a sort of X sticker on . On Reflection in July we had the old landscape ones. 

 

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There are, after all, only 10 or 13 upper suits on S Class and 14 on E Class so it seems a bit unnecesary. They used to have a printed sheet with photos in luminae and Michaels. 

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8 minutes ago, davekathy said:

I'm more surprised at the number of people that save their old Seapass cards rather than the revolutionized cards. 

 

At least we stopped getting/purchasing the embarkation/port photos eons ago, lol

 

The souvenir ship cards are  just another thing that our children will have to throw away one day...  😉 

 

Tom

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6 minutes ago, kwokpot said:

Nope. My March 5, 2022 Reflection cruise card has RFID.

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Interesting. I'll have to go back and look, but I REALLY don't recall the 2/26/22 Reflection using that (the prior sailing). I'm guessing they must have though!

 

Since yours does not list the Package Type, it was a casino promo - w/out the additional perks? It's hard to keep track of what's included and what's not !

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49 minutes ago, davekathy said:

I'm more surprised at the number of people that save their old Seapass cards rather than the revolutionized cards. 

I have 94 keycards of 101 cruises taken. Souvenirs.  The first few on NCL back in 2001 didn't have keycards and a couple of times the cards were confiscated when we downlined and disembarked early.  

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26 minutes ago, Tom-n-Cheryl said:

 

Interesting. I'll have to go back and look, but I REALLY don't recall the 2/26/22 Reflection using that (the prior sailing). I'm guessing they must have though!

 

Since yours does not list the Package Type, it was a casino promo - w/out the additional perks? It's hard to keep track of what's included and what's not !

Good eye. Yes, we've been cruising almost exclusively on casino comped cruises for the past 8-9 years, maybe more. My husband is the gambler so he has the casino tier status and drinks package that goes along with it. 

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