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We leave our towels, books, sunglasses unattended. But never NEVER leave your valuables. Your sign and sail card is just like your American Express card - valuable! DH has a bathing suit with waterproof pockets. We put the card and cash in that pocket, not only on the ship, but when we are at the beach too.

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I have a waterproof case which hangs around my next like a lanyard. It's lightweight, flat and holds cards/cash easily.

 

I wear it around the ship and in port. Keeps your hands free for DODs and shopping :D

 

If you were snorkeling....would you keep that case (filled with passport/SS card and cash) on you while snorkeling?

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My sign and sail card goes into a pocket of my bathing suit. Gets wet and than dries and never had a problem so far.

 

If a problem develops with it just go to pursers desk and get a new one

 

We snorkled in the ocean, swam in the pools and sat in hot tubs with ours on our Princess cruise and it still worked fine for us.

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Most beaches where you will snorkel have lockers. If you go on a snorkeling excursion on a catamaran/boat, they will watch your valuables. They won't stay in business long if things go missing and I've read many posts from people who have left their things onboard their boat/catamaran while snorkeling. We wear ours around our necks in holders-doesn't matter if they're waterproof or not for plastic or cash.

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I would NEVER leave my S&S card, anywhere!! A girl that was in our group a few years back lost hers, but before she could make it to the Pursars Desk, she already had drinks charged to it :(

 

Mine would join me in the hottub:)

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Leaving next week for my first cruise. Was wondering what people do with their s&s card and other small valuables when they go into pools & hot tubs. Is it usually safe to leave your stuff on your chair?

 

you might find something like a splash caddy at Magellans.com- I have seen the same item at Walmart for much cheaper....

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I had a hole punched in my s & s card (and in the card used for the safe) at the purser's desk, as one does for a lanyard, but when I went into the pool or on the waterslide I slipped the card onto a diaper pin, slipped the pin around a strap on my swimsuit, and closed the safety clasp. :D

 

You could also use one of those curly plastic wrist straps with a clip (kinda like a curly lanyard but it goes around your wrist instead of your neck). I saw a few people with those on deck.

 

Leave "other valuables" in your safe.

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The water will not hurt your S&S card. I do not recommend leaving anything of value unattended, and when you are out and about on the ship there is really no need to have anything of value with you except a watch (get one that is water proof).

 

When in the water off the ship I keep ID, CC, S&S and some cash in a small case that I tie to bathing suit strings, that way I don't accidently drop it.

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My sign and sail card goes into a pocket of my bathing suit. Gets wet and than dries and never had a problem so far.

 

If a problem develops with it just go to pursers desk and get a new one

 

Same here, never had a problem with just keeping it in my pocket...:D

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I guess I'm in the minority:eek: I've always left my S&S card in my beach bag when I'm at the pool. I can't imagine someone stoping at your chair to rumage through your bag. If I'm on an excursion, I do the same thing, especially if I'm snorkeling or in the water.

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I guess I'm in the minority:eek: I've always left my S&S card in my beach bag when I'm at the pool. I can't imagine someone stoping at your chair to rumage through your bag. If I'm on an excursion, I do the same thing, especially if I'm snorkeling or in the water.

 

Scares me just thinking about it!!

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I always leave stuff on my chair - maybe I'll wrap up my card in my shirt or something more because I don't want it to blow away. Maybe in a shoe too..??

ditto. I always leave the card, which is usually on a lanyard tucked in a skirt pocket or my DH's shoes and leave all our stuff on my lounge chair while I'm in the pool, including my camera.

 

:eek: I've always left my S&S card in my beach bag when I'm at the pool. I can't imagine someone stoping at your chair to rumage through your bag. .

 

me either.

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ditto. I always leave the card, which is usually on a lanyard tucked in a skirt pocket or my DH's shoes and leave all our stuff on my lounge chair while I'm in the pool, including my camera.

 

 

 

me either.

 

double ditto for me

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I guess I'm in the minority:eek: I've always left my S&S card in my beach bag when I'm at the pool. I can't imagine someone stoping at your chair to rumage through your bag. If I'm on an excursion, I do the same thing, especially if I'm snorkeling or in the water.

 

If I took a bag with me to the pool or beach I would do the same, but men tend not to carry beach bags so that doesn't work for us.

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I have a waterproof case which hangs around my next like a lanyard. It's lightweight, flat and holds cards/cash easily.

 

I wear it around the ship and in port. Keeps your hands free for DODs and shopping :D

 

Where can you purchase such things? I saw someone suggested googling Pak Pak. That looks good, but I'd rather not spend $30 if I can find something cheaper.

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