Lattidues Member Checking In for Cruise

[marcyjane]

If you are a Lattidues member do you have to show anything special to get into the lattidues check in line?

 

This will be our 3rd cruise on NCL and I realize now we could have done that on our last cruise but didn't. So not sure what we will need to do upon arrival at the port of New Orleans on Oct 16th.

 

Thanks in advance for anyone that can help on this question.

 

Marcy:)

[njhorseman]

Your edocs have your Latitudes level and number on them, so no need for anything additional. Sometimes the Latitudes line is longer than the ordinary check in line, so the Latitudes check in often isn't a real advantage.

[biker@sea]

If you are a Lattidues member do you have to show anything special to get into the lattidues check in line?

 

This will be our 3rd cruise on NCL and I realize now we could have done that on our last cruise but didn't. So not sure what we will need to do upon arrival at the port of New Orleans on Oct 16th.

 

Thanks in advance for anyone that can help on this question.

 

Marcy:)

 

They trust you just get in line.:)

[marcyjane]

Your edocs have your Latitudes level and number on them, so no need for anything additional. Sometimes the Latitudes line is longer than the ordinary check in line, so the Latitudes check in often isn't a real advantage.

 

 

Thanks so much, yes I see that now.

[marcyjane]

They trust you just get in line.:)

 

Thank you!

[che5904]

It seems every port has a different set up for this.

Examples of lines that may be marked using a labeled vertical flag.

Everyone – always

Suite guests – always

Other choices that may be available

Latitudes: Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum – in any combinations

CAS guests

There also may be ones separate for Balconies and/or mini-suites

We actually could have went in any of 4 line ups. So just pick whichever line that applies to you that is the shortest.

We may have had to have our edocs out to show the one that was helping direct people, but I can’t really remember.

[Joyride37]

and I do wear glasses, but how do you become a latitudes member, and wht bennies do you get out of it? We are going on our 2nd NCL cruise in March. Just curious. Thanks

 

Joyride37

[che5904]

and I do wear glasses, but how do you become a latitudes member, and wht bennies do you get out of it? We are going on our 2nd NCL cruise in March. Just curious. Thanks

 

Joyride37

 

You are given a latitudes number when you sail NCL automatically. There are 4 tiers to their latitudes program (something of a customer return incentive program)

 

Not a really big deal, but a little something to say thanks for returning and NCL will sometimes have promotions on where at certain levels of latitudes and cabin choice you get OBC.

 

 

Here are the benefits

 

http://www.ncl.com/nclweb/cruiser/cmsPages.html?pageId=LatitudesPromo

[giddark]

We are going on our 2nd NCL cruise in March.

Joyride37

 

You were a Latitudes member after surviving your first NCL cruise. Congrats!:D

[Joyride37]

ok, thanks for the link, I appreciate it.

 

Joyride37

[mitsugirly]

As for NOLA, they have a few different lines to get in and they are clearly marked for the latitudes members. There is also someone standing there to direct you into the latitude members line. However, it seemed like every line was very quick and efficient. They get you going and fast. It was quite pleasant. :)

[mikewrit]

Boarding the Star in San Pedro for Panama passage, the Latitudes lines were much longer than others. The reason became clear when we had the Latitudes general reception. More than half the passengers on that cruise were Latitude members. The party for Silver Latitudes jammed the main midships dining room.

[JMHAM1]

Yes probably a good idea to get into the shortest line that applies to your situation....Lattitudes, suites, etc

[marcyjane]

It seems every port has a different set up for this.

 

Examples of lines that may be marked using a labeled vertical flag.

 

Everyone – always

Suite guests – always

 

Other choices that may be available

Latitudes: Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum – in any combinations

CAS guests

There also may be ones separate for Balconies and/or mini-suites

 

We actually could have went in any of 4 line ups. So just pick whichever line that applies to you that is the shortest.

 

We may have had to have our edocs out to show the one that was helping direct people, but I can’t really remember.

 

Thanks for the tip

[marcyjane]

As for NOLA, they have a few different lines to get in and they are clearly marked for the latitudes members. There is also someone standing there to direct you into the latitude members line. However, it seemed like every line was very quick and efficient. They get you going and fast. It was quite pleasant. :)

 

Thanks mitsugirly, we are sailing out of NOLA same ship as you took and by the way did you all take a taxi or shuttle from the airport? Thanks so much and enjoy your photos and rewiew of your cruise.

[marcyjane]

Boarding the Star in San Pedro for Panama passage, the Latitudes lines were much longer than others. The reason became clear when we had the Latitudes general reception. More than half the passengers on that cruise were Latitude members. The party for Silver Latitudes jammed the main midships dining room.

 

WoW!!!!! if that be the case for us, then we just might get in the regular line.

[marcyjane]

Yes probably a good idea to get into the shortest line that applies to your situation....Lattitudes, suites, etc

 

That's the truth and as you stated a "good idea" to find the shortest line.