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Sorry, not exactly sure what Carnival calls the card- Seapass, funpass, something like that.

Anyway, on our last cruise I took some lanyards I got at a department store, the cards wouldn't fit in the plastic sleeve, so I had to poke holes in them with a knife and clip them on. This didn't work well at times such as port days when they swipe the card as you leave. The card had to come off the clip and it was difficult to do so.

Where is the best place to buy a lanyard? Do any of the plastic sleeves fit or should I take a hole punch with me? Some have said to go to Purser's desk for a punch, is this always true??

What does everyone else do with their card while roaming the ship?

One last question, Will my two boys ages 7 and 9 have their own cards?

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Sorry, not exactly sure what Carnival calls the card- Seapass, funpass, something like that.

 

Anyway, on our last cruise I took some lanyards I got at a department store, the cards wouldn't fit in the plastic sleeve, so I had to poke holes in them with a knife and clip them on. This didn't work well at times such as port days when they swipe the card as you leave. The card had to come off the clip and it was difficult to do so.

 

Where is the best place to buy a lanyard? Do any of the plastic sleeves fit or should I take a hole punch with me? Some have said to go to Purser's desk for a punch, is this always true??

 

What does everyone else do with their card while roaming the ship?

 

One last question, Will my two boys ages 7 and 9 have their own cards?

Go to the casino first day and they will punch it and give you a lanyard for it.

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Hi, you can take your cards to the Pursers Deck for the hole punch. I beleive you can get a lanyard from the Casino. I keep my Sail & Sign card in my pocket. The problem with these lanyards are that they can snag on the stair hand rails and the last place you need it to snag is when you are jumping from the ship onto a tender, you can end up in the ocean. So becareful, don't let it swing too far away from your neck.

 

 

Fred

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Go to the casino first day and they will punch it and give you a lanyard for it.

I do that every cruise. I have a lot of them saved up . I bring one from home now just incase they run out.

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Okay, I was told to go to the casino on our last cruise. It was Royal Caribbean, if that matters. The casino said they had no hole punch and no lanyards. Is it different for Carnival?

 

And do any of you know if the kids will have their own cards?

I know I've seen it on here somewhere, but I searched it and can't find it. Thanks!

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Okay, I was told to go to the casino on our last cruise. It was Royal Caribbean, if that matters. The casino said they had no hole punch and no lanyards. Is it different for Carnival?

 

And do any of you know if the kids will have their own cards?

I know I've seen it on here somewhere, but I searched it and can't find it. Thanks!

 

Carnival is different, Kids have their own cards.

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Sorry, not exactly sure what Carnival calls the card- Seapass, funpass, something like that.

 

Anyway, on our last cruise I took some lanyards I got at a department store, the cards wouldn't fit in the plastic sleeve, so I had to poke holes in them with a knife and clip them on. This didn't work well at times such as port days when they swipe the card as you leave. The card had to come off the clip and it was difficult to do so.

 

Where is the best place to buy a lanyard? Do any of the plastic sleeves fit or should I take a hole punch with me? Some have said to go to Purser's desk for a punch, is this always true??

 

What does everyone else do with their card while roaming the ship?

 

One last question, Will my two boys ages 7 and 9 have their own cards?

 

They sell some at the gift shop on board. Some have kids designs on them for the kids.

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I bought ours at the Coach outlet store for $19 a piece. They were great and came in some really fun colors. They are a really nice soft leather and hung to just the right place. I have seen them on e-bay too if you are interested in them but don't live by a coach store.

 

~pugmommy

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I just sailed on the Elation in May...went over to the casino the first day to get that lanyard and they did punch a hole in my sign and sail, but did not have any lanyards at all. They instructed me to either go to the gift shop or to get one for free, to apply for a credit card at one of the booths.

SO not sure if this is a new thing or if they were just doing this on this sailing....

 

Brig

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On Carnival both the Purser and the casino have hole punches. Lanyards are available free if you join Ocean Players Club,for sale in the gift shop, here on CC, in Wally World [get the kind that the key ring detaches], as souvenirs in most ports, and on and on.

 

Dan

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Hi, you can take your cards to the Pursers Deck for the hole punch. I beleive you can get a lanyard from the Casino. I keep my Sail & Sign card in my pocket. The problem with these lanyards are that they can snag on the stair hand rails and the last place you need it to snag is when you are jumping from the ship onto a tender, you can end up in the ocean. So becareful, don't let it swing too far away from your neck.

 

 

Fred

 

Questions: WHAT card? Is this the S&S card...or that and some other ones...can someone give me a rundown.

 

"Jumping" from the ship onto a tender:eek: you don't step onto it....you leap

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Questions: WHAT card? Is this the S&S card...or that and some other ones...can someone give me a rundown.

 

"Jumping" from the ship onto a tender:eek: you don't step onto it....you leap

 

 

Yes, we are talking about he S&S card, and (i'm new to carnival) I guess the soda card is a card of it's own also. (RCI gives you a sticker). You will step onto a tender in a comfortable fashion. Fred is just making a point.

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Hi, you can take your cards to the Pursers Deck for the hole punch. I beleive you can get a lanyard from the Casino. I keep my Sail & Sign card in my pocket. The problem with these lanyards are that they can snag on the stair hand rails and the last place you need it to snag is when you are jumping from the ship onto a tender, you can end up in the ocean. So becareful, don't let it swing too far away from your neck.

Fred

 

I went walking on the walking trail one night and it was very windy. I had my lanyard on and i hadn't walked very far before I was being choked from the wind twirling that lanyard around and around, lol!!:eek: :D

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Look at nationalleash.com......they have several different styles. I think it's called a waterproof money holder. We got a couple of the smaller ones and a couple of the passport size. They are great!

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My 3 children got one from camp carnival on their first cruise, I use it when they are not with me on the cruise. It is a must for children, they seem to lose their card if it is not around their neck.

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First time with Carnival.

 

Asked my TA if Carnival had the punches for my lanyard (Cruise Critic Lanyard-I love the detachable feature) She really didn't know. I knew someone here would have the answer.

 

Thank you Cruise Critic!!! You have come through again---:D :D :D

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