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I just was given 3 NCL gift cards for Christmas. I hope to use them toward excursions on our upcoming cruise in May.

Any problems, concerns with redemption?

The NCL web site is not very helpful.

Thanks

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I just was given 3 NCL gift cards for Christmas. I hope to use them toward excursions on our upcoming cruise in May.

Any problems, concerns with redemption?

The NCL web site is not very helpful.

Thanks

 

I've used them on the website for cruise payments, for shore excursions and I've redeemed them on the ship....no issues at all.

 

On the website the gift cards are listed as a form of payment, just enter in the card information just like a credit card.

 

I would hang on to the used gift cards, just in case you change plans and they credit back that card.

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I just was given 3 NCL gift cards for Christmas. I hope to use them toward excursions on our upcoming cruise in May.

Any problems, concerns with redemption?

The NCL web site is not very helpful.

Thanks

 

 

There's a whole section on the website for gift cards FAQ's:

 

http://www.ncl.com/giftcard/faq

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I would use them for payments. If you use them on board & you run out of money on them you have to make a trip to guest services to again have them register your credit card, the system does not default back to other form of payment so that is 2 wasted trips to guest services IMO (1 to register gift cards, 1 to re-register credit card)

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I would use them for payments. If you use them on board & you run out of money on them you have to make a trip to guest services to again have them register your credit card, the system does not default back to other form of payment so that is 2 wasted trips to guest services IMO (1 to register gift cards, 1 to re-register credit card)

 

This was not our experience. When checking in, we gave our credit card to be used for our onboard account. We then went to guest services and gave them our gift cards to be applied. That was the end of it. Ours certainly weren't enough to cover our entire account. The rest was paid by the credit card we'd left at the beginning.

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This was not our experience. When checking in, we gave our credit card to be used for our onboard account. We then went to guest services and gave them our gift cards to be applied. That was the end of it. Ours certainly weren't enough to cover our entire account. The rest was paid by the credit card we'd left at the beginning.

 

I had to go back downstairs and re-register the CC was a PITA as I had to go to the room, get the CC out of the safe and then go down, This was on the Breakaway

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