Help reading our boarding document

[ca.native]

Hi all. We just our boarding passes and wondering what you can tell about them. The top is green and says preferred boarding pass. Also there is a star and it says for internal use. We are Elite and have also booked a full suite. Does it indicate that anywhere?

[Pia1913]

Hi all. We just our boarding passes and wondering what you can tell about them. The top is green and says preferred boarding pass. Also there is a star and it says for internal use. We are Elite and have also booked a full suite. Does it indicate that anywhere?

 

That's what it means; green top = preferred boarding for either Platinum or Elite or full suites. The star means you're an American citizen.

[FLACRUISER99]

That's what it means; green top = preferred boarding for either Platinum or Elite or full suites. The star means you're an American citizen.

I did not know about the star.

[SeaGeg]

The star doesn't indicate citizenship. It means you're a past passenger. Also, under Internal Remarks, if there is a picture of a bus to the right of the star, that shows your transfer.

[magictam]

The star doesn't indicate citizenship. It means you're a past passenger. Also, under Internal Remarks, if there is a picture of a bus to the right of the star, that shows your transfer.

 

I also have a star on mine and I've never sailed with Priness before.

[spatsmcd]

The star does refer to what passport you hold, mine is US and thus i have a star, my DH has an Irish passport and he has a globe, we are both Platinum.

[Bill B]

Yes... the symbol (star) indicates your citizenship. I'm Canadian, and on mine is a little maple leaf.

[Pia1913]

The star doesn't indicate citizenship. It means you're a past passenger. Also, under Internal Remarks, if there is a picture of a bus to the right of the star, that shows your transfer.

 

I'm right, you're wrong. :)

[ca.native]

Thanks Pia.

[coiran]

Who wins the "oneupmanship" trophy for this round?

Ron

[bubbadog]

wow didnt realize there was that much info on them:D

[fridaythecat.u.k.]

The star does refer to what passport you hold, mine is US and thus i have a star, my DH has an Irish passport and he has a globe, we are both Platinum.

 

I am from the UK and I have a globe as well. :)

[TracieABD]

i'm right, you're wrong. :)

 

rotfl:)

[texkan]

That's what it means; green top = preferred boarding for either Platinum or Elite or full suites. The star means you're an American citizen.

 

I also have a Star and I have NEVER sailed with Princess. On another post someone said that a bus will be on papers that mean TRANSFER. I have purchased transfers and do not have a bus. I called Princess and was told that I just need to bring my itinerary papers that list the transfers.

[Colo Cruiser]

I also have a Star and I have NEVER sailed with Princess. On another post someone said that a bus will be on papers that mean TRANSFER. I have purchased transfers and do not have a bus. I called Princess and was told that I just need to bring my itinerary papers that list the transfers.

 

Your not a US citizen???

[texkan]

Your not a US citizen???

 

I am a US Citizen and live in TEXAS :)

[Toto2Kansas]

I am a US Citizen and live in TEXAS :)

 

The star on your boarding pass has nothing to do with having sailed on princess before. It is to designate your nationality. You are from the USA so you have a star.

Yes, there is normally a picture of the front of a little bus on your boarding pass to designate you have purchased transfers. But if it doesn't show there (about half way down on the right hand side), just take your receipt with you, just in case there is a question. Normally, the Princess rep will have your name on their list and it won't even be needed.