HAL ID Cards

[KevinIntel]

This is my first time on HAL, does anyone have a few pictures of the different types/colors of HAL's ID cards? Do the colors differentiate based on the number of cruises?

For Example: on Carnival - Blue was 1 Cruise, Gold 2 or More, Silver 10 or more.

Thanks

[HALFans]

This is my first time on HAL, does anyone have a few pictures of the different types/colors of HAL's ID cards? Do the colors differentiate based on the number of cruises?

Oh HAL all cards look the same. I suppose the point there is that everyone gets the same high level of service. :D

When your card is scanned at a service terminal there is (or at least used to be before they changed to the 'stars' program) an indicator that flashes up (used to be a differently colored rectangle) to the ship's personnel to indicate your current Mariner status. It took a quick eye to see it and I'm sure most people never noticed.

I don't know if they're putting the 'Stars' indicator on the cards now though... anyone else?

[RuthC]

It's a plastic, credit card size, card. It's white, with blue printing. The suite passengers have gold lettering, usually. Sometimes the stock of a given card is low, so the colors are reversed.
The only differentiation, other than suite/non-suite status, is Mariner status. The number of * you have achieved is shown on the card. Minors have an "M" on the card.

Number of crusies doesn't matter for anything---it's number of days that counts.

[KevinIntel]

It's a plastic, credit card size, card. It's white, with blue printing. The suite passengers have gold lettering, usually. Sometimes the stock of a given card is low, so the colors are reversed.
The only differentiation, other than suite/non-suite status, is Mariner status. The number of * you have achieved is shown on the card. Minors have an "M" on the card.

Number of crusies doesn't matter for anything---it's number of days that counts.

Thank you both! Good to know.