GTY Stateroom - How do we get luggage tags sour luggage gets tour room?

[missingyou]

Booked a GTY stateroom for our Nov 6th cruise.   How do we get our stateroom number so we can use the luggage tags.   The luggage tags in our documentation are blank.   So how will our luggage get to our stateroom?  Is there any way to find out our stateroom early so we can write them on the blank luggage tags?

 

Any info is much appreciated.

[firefly333]

Wait for it to show. Then print the luggage tags. If all else fails at the dock the guys doing luggage have a master list with cabin number and can write the cabin number on a blank tag.

[BecciBoo]

Keep checking cruise planner or the app for  your important papers/contract/luggage tags. They will show up before you leave.  Follow formula for bar code on your set sail pass, last few numbers of the code will be your cabin #.

 

Edited October 8, 2023 by BecciBoo

[molly361]

3 minutes ago, missingyou said:

Booked a GTY stateroom for our Nov 6th cruise.   How do we get our stateroom number so we can use the luggage tags.   The luggage tags in our documentation are blank.   So how will our luggage get to our stateroom?  Is there any way to find out our stateroom early so we can write them on the blank luggage tags?

 

Any info is much appreciated.

Try this  with your Seapass   Put a bar code reader app on your smart phone (they're free) and read the bar code. The last numbers after the dash will be the room number  ...

[missingyou]

Cool - Going to try that!

 

[Starry Eyes]

There’s still plenty of time before your Nov 6 cruise.  We have a gty booked for Oct 28.  Though we can detect an unofficial cabin number in the barcode, we still do not have an official cabin assignment.  We are not concerned though; 99.9% sure the cabin assignment will be official sometime in the next 18 days.  Then we will be able to print luggage tags.  If not, we will have the porters check the manifest before we hand over our bags.  I suspect your assignment will also appear before your cruise.  

 

And air out that “sour luggage”, LOL. Autocorrect can be funny.

Edited October 8, 2023 by Starry Eyes

[OCSC Mike]

21 minutes ago, molly361 said:

Try this  with your Seapass   Put a bar code reader app on your smart phone (they're free) and read the bar code. The last numbers after the dash will be the room number  ...

 

If you use an iPhone, adding your set sail pass to your Apple Wallet will show you the numbers as well.

Edited October 8, 2023 by OCSC Mike

[DragonOfTheSeas]

We got a Royal Up last summer three days before we sailed.  We had to get the porter to make us luggage tags, no problem.

[steveru621]

If the app shows an assembly/muster station your cabin has been assigned.

[cruiseboy89130]

6 hours ago, missingyou said:

Booked a GTY stateroom for our Nov 6th cruise.   How do we get our stateroom number so we can use the luggage tags.   The luggage tags in our documentation are blank.   So how will our luggage get to our stateroom?  Is there any way to find out our stateroom early so we can write them on the blank luggage tags?

 

Any info is much appreciated.

Get them at the port - stop hunting for them....

[steveru621]

1 hour ago, cruiseboy89130 said:

Get them at the port - stop hunting for them....

 

So you think everyone should do that?  I once stood in the rain at Port Everglades because half of the passengers on the bus had no tags, and many had to dig through documents because they couldn't remember their cabin number.  

 

Twice I've had a cabin attendant ask me if this was my suitcase because he couldn't read the full cabin number.

 

I had friends who were very angry because the longshoreman transposed digits and their luggage ended up on the wrong deck.

 

I suppose you also think no one should have a set sail pass so everyone has to be looked up at the entrance?

 

The height of arrogance and I'm being kind.

[cruiseboy89130]

1 minute ago, steveru621 said:

 

So you think everyone should do that?  I once stood in the rain at Port Everglades because half of the passengers on the bus had no tags, and many had to dig through documents because they couldn't remember their cabin number.  

 

Twice I've had a cabin attendant ask me if this was my suitcase because he couldn't read the full cabin number.

 

I had friends who were very angry because the longshoreman transposed digits and their luggage ended up on the wrong deck.

 

I suppose you also think no one should have a set sail pass so everyone has to be looked up at the entrance?

 

The height of arrogance and I'm being kind.

Never had these problems!

Don't think I ever will.....I know my cabin-number and I check what they write on the tag......everything else you mention is just mimimimimi to me!🤣

Edited October 8, 2023 by cruiseboy89130

[Tlbecker1]

23 hours ago, steveru621 said:

 

So you think everyone should do that?  I once stood in the rain at Port Everglades because half of the passengers on the bus had no tags, and many had to dig through documents because they couldn't remember their cabin number.  

 

Twice I've had a cabin attendant ask me if this was my suitcase because he couldn't read the full cabin number.

 

I had friends who were very angry because the longshoreman transposed digits and their luggage ended up on the wrong deck.

 

I suppose you also think no one should have a set sail pass so everyone has to be looked up at the entrance?

 

The height of arrogance and I'm being kind.

I agree with you.  I would never want to inconvenience anyone unless I absolutely have to.  Why hold up lines when I can just do it myself.