Yet another suite question

[bellaa]

I read this on another post:

"CHECK-IN PROGRAM

Carnival’s Priority Check-In is an exclusive service designed to afford our Platinum and Diamond guests, and those traveling in deluxe suite accommodations, with special embarkation and debarkation privileges. Your boarding pass will be stamped PRIORITY for terminal and Captain’s Lounge access."

 

I understand that we would get priority tender, but does it also mean when there is no tender necessary, we can get off the ship by bypassing the long line? And if so, how is that done? I have seen lines snaking down several hallways to get off a ship in port.

[seamusdad]

No it is only for tender ports.

 

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[Schoifmom]

I read this on another post:

"CHECK-IN PROGRAM

Carnival’s Priority Check-In is an exclusive service designed to afford our Platinum and Diamond guests, and those traveling in deluxe suite accommodations, with special embarkation and debarkation privileges. Your boarding pass will be stamped PRIORITY for terminal and Captain’s Lounge access."

 

I understand that we would get priority tender, but does it also mean when there is no tender necessary, we can get off the ship by bypassing the long line? And if so, how is that done? I have seen lines snaking down several hallways to get off a ship in port.

 

In this context, embarkation and debarkation are referring to the initial embarkation and the final debarkation. You would get priority tenders, but even Platinum/Diamond and FTTF don't get to "jump the line" at non-tendered ports.