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languageartslady

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"Celebrity seapass" on Google Image. Curious why you want to see one, though.

 

I enjoy looking at menus, photos, dailies, etc in order to get excited for my upcoming cruise, and to survive when stuff is stressful at work. It's been awhile since I've been on a Celebrity cruise, so I was curious about the changes. Plus, I have a beverage package (like practically everyone else), and I was curious about what it looked like on the card. I am more familiar with the soda package. I had read one of the innumerable boards about the packages and I saw it mentioned it is listed on the card.

 

Ergo, I was curious, and since I wasn't finding what I wanted on the boards or google, I asked here. :)

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cle-guy

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Mine used to be white, more recently dark blue.

I never understood the significance of the colours.

 

Colors indicate Aqua, Suite and Concierge from standard cabins (light blue/silver/gold respectively).

 

Dark Blue is standard cabin - Veranda, Ocean View or Inside, not sure what the dark blue one with stars is....?

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Colors indicate Aqua, Suite and Concierge from standard cabins (light blue/silver/gold respectively).

 

Dark Blue is standard cabin - Veranda, Ocean View or Inside, not sure what the dark blue one with stars is....?

 

That one was from the Starship Enterprise. 🌟

 

 

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What's the dark blue with stars one signify?

 

 

I think it's for the under 18's; there's stars and a set of headphones I think and a basketball. I'll take a closer pic this evening and see if I can get it clearer...

 

 

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I think it's for the under 18's; there's stars and a set of headphones I think and a basketball. I'll take a closer pic this evening and see if I can get it clearer...

 

 

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I think it's for the under 18's; there's stars and a set of headphones I think and a basketball. I'll take a closer pic this evening and see if I can get it clearer...

 

 

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That's correct, it's for guests under the age of 18.

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That's correct, it's for guests under the age of 18.

 

On our Dec 28 2013 Eclipse cruise, our 18 yr old son had the SeaPass card with the basketball and stars symbol in the upper right hand corner (see 2nd card below). His card is stamped with an "M2" designation which presumably is for minors that are still under 21 yrs old (but at least 18). During this cruise as an 18 yr old, he was allowed to play in the casino but could not be served alcohol.

 

Presumably there is an "M1" designation for minors that are under 18.

 

languageartslady, as requested, here is a photo of two of our SeaPass cards from our recent cruise. The "CALL" designation under package type on the first card is for the Classic Alcohol Beverage Package:

 

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On our Dec 28 2013 Eclipse cruise, our 18 yr old son had the SeaPass card with the basketball and stars symbol in the upper right hand corner (see 2nd card below). His card is stamped with an "M2" designation which presumably is for minors that are still under 21 yrs old (but at least 18). During this cruise as an 18 yr old, he was allowed to play in the casino but could not be served alcohol.

 

Presumably there is an "M1" designation for minors that are under 18.

 

languageartslady, as requested, here is a photo of two of our SeaPass cards from our recent cruise. The "CALL" designation under package type on the first card is for the Classic Alcohol Beverage Package:

 

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Perfect! Thank you! I like how it's changed, and I was also wondering about the package information, which I see on yours. You answered both! :)

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Perfect! Thank you! I like how it's changed, and I was also wondering about the package information, which I see on yours. You answered both! :)

 

It's not uncommon that if you get the classic package, and upgrade prior to boarding to the premium package to have the card be missing the preprinted info for the premium package in which case they affix the sticker. You can get a reprint if you care to at guest services, but the sticker works just fine if you get it.

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