Princess Converts to All-Electronic Tickets

JoeyandDavid · September 6, 2006

double double post post

SCIROCCO · September 6, 2006

No not really Joey :wink: they are pretty neat and look ok and are sturdy! :wink: I have to cut mine off when I get my disembarkation ones!

schatje · September 6, 2006

I didn't get my tickets until a week before we sailed last time through AAA so I don't mind printing out my tickets. I like the peace of mind knowing all is ready to go. :smiley:

eagleforest · September 6, 2006

If you dont have a puter then they will have to send it the old way.

I have friends that say they will never own one. They call and book via a land line and correspond by snail mail

SCIROCCO · September 6, 2006

Yes!

But the wait for the snail mail every day with anticipation! and when they come WOW! :grin:

JohnG · September 6, 2006

For those without computers the TA has to complete the immigration forms, emergency contact form, and credit card authorizaition (getting them info by phone) and then printing out the documents and boarding pass and mailing it to them.

I have a number of elderly passengers, in the mid to high 80's, who use the computer little or none. This change is more work for the TA, but still keeps us connected with our clients. The advantage is that the air arrangements, for those who purchase Princess air, will be available 75 days in advance, instead of 30 days.

Longboysfan · September 6, 2006

I guess this is a different dance step we will all have to learn.

rogue · September 6, 2006

To be honest, as long as the tickets come, I really won't complain how they come. :grin:

SCIROCCO · September 6, 2006

I second that Howard! :wink: :grin:

zebra · September 7, 2006

Honestly I think it's far more efficient and cost effective. I prefer having e-tickets for flying so why not cruising, less bulky too. The bonus will be receiving them earlier than we do now - way to go Princess!!