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Kortehgehn

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    Massachusetts
  • Interests
    Ham Radio
  • Favorite Cruise Line(s)
    NCL
  • Favorite Cruise Destination Or Port of Call
    Eastern Caribbean

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  1. 🤣Well, to each their own... I once saw a family arriving at the port with the gold priority disembarkation tags on their luggage, and the porter was having quite a time removing them to put his tags on. I'm not entirely sure what the story was in that situation, but I have seen the gold luggage tags for sale on eBay.
  2. At least according to NCL, yes, I would say that is the case. If you get preprinted tags that say "priority" on them, someone somewhere has to mark your reservation down as a VIP. It can be based on a lot more than just being in the Haven or a suite.
  3. Well, I thought I was sure that there were, but the more I look at the exterior photos of the ship, the more I'm uncertain about many things. I wonder, are there balconies and windows on the side of the ship for aesthetic purposes only? I think the rooms in question should be located inside the red rectangle in the photo. However, it looks to me like there may be no dividers between them at all.
  4. Strange question, does anyone know why cabins 15740, 15742, and 15746 are not shown on the deck plans of the Norwegian Joy? Is it possible that they are used as crew or officers' quarters?
  5. Interesting. I know that in the past, NCL would sometimes send priority tags to VIPs staying outside of the Haven. The tags still had the guests' names and room number preprinted. I think they were basically identical to the Haven tags. Typically, a letter is sent with those tag sheets, but I'm unsure if that would provide any additional insights. From observation, it would seem that priority disembarkation with the gold tags is far more common than receiving the preprinted priority embarkation tags, or maybe it just appears that way when searching for our luggage! I assume that there is a much more significant expense involved in producing the embarking tags because of the preprinted information.
  6. It does seem as though Vibe passes are no longer widely available for purchase on embarkation day for most cruises. Although this may not be an official policy, on all of our recent cruises with NCL, Haven guests were able to obtain a few Vibe passes after speaking with the concierge, even though Vibe was sold out. Of course, I don't know if these passes were actually "held back" or if additional passes could be made available in certain circumstances. In my experience, this also applies to restaurant reservations, spa passes, and other comparable services. Based on this, one might surmise that if someone had a well-placed contact among the ship's staff, they may be able to make it happen as well.
  7. As @Asawi stated I am well aware of this fact. The debate over the rigid interpretation of any word's particular usage can be a slippery slope; I would argue that there is a difference in context between the uniqueness of structure as opposed to the uniqueness of content. Obviously, all email addresses need unique content in order for email to function. However, I would suggest that here it is referring to the uniqueness of structure, such as the difference between bobsmith@mail.com or robsmith@mail.com in comparison to something like horsebatterystaple-572@mail.com Isn't the English language interesting?
  8. No, the OBC for stock is a separate thing. When you send that in, you will get an automated email with a case number from donotreply_guestrelations@ncl.com. This form is used regarding data privacy rights and NCL's usage and collection of your personal information.
  9. This email is generated automatically after you enter your information and email address here. The website is legitimate and run by OneTrust for NCL. I'd be curious how unique the OP's email address is and would postulate that the most likely scenario here is that someone filled out this form and mistyped their email. It's good to be vigilant about these things, but in this case, it's not a scam or phishing email.
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