My 2nd cruise, at long last!

Steve wrote:


Sue Mullen wrote:


Steve wrote:


Tom K wrote:
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Most people just go with the e-tickets. You'll do an on-line
registration and print out a page.
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I'm back.
Wouldn't choosing e-tickets disqualify me from doing the "Doc Dance"
that I keep reading about here? :-)


You can do the doc dance as soon as you print out your docs.lol

sue

OK, if I print my own, I'll do it, but I might feel like I'm cheating
just a bit. :-)

It isn't cheating, it is just the new and modern way of doing it.lol

Which ever you choose, it doesn't really matter.

sue

"Steve" wrote in message
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Tom K wrote:
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Most people just go with the e-tickets. You'll do an on-line
registration and print out a page.
.............................


I'm back.
Wouldn't choosing e-tickets disqualify me from doing the "Doc Dance" that
I keep reading about here? :-)

Nope... they still send you a shore excursion book with luggage tags.
That's when you do the docs dance.

But the on-line registration page gets you on the ship the quickest.

--Tom

On Jan 29, 12:10*am, "Tom K" wrote:

Nope... they still send you a shore excursion book with luggage tags.
That's when you do the docs dance.

I seem to remember from my Carnival cruise in 2007 that you even
download and print these yourself as well.

Warren

On Jan 29, 12:41�am, Warren wrote:
On Jan 29, 12:10�am, "Tom K" wrote:



Nope... they still send you a shore excursion book with luggage tags.
That's when you do the docs dance.

I seem to remember from my Carnival cruise in 2007 that you even
download and print these yourself as well.

Warren

Yes you can but they are chintzy and then you need tape or a stapler
to put these on the handle of the luggage and who says they won't rip
off?
Most people want the Doc booklet Gives clients the warm and fuzzies,
Me I could care less...
But know people are more secure getting something but soon real soon
these will be collector pieces...