Tendering???

[maroyalt]

Its been awhile since I have been on an NCL cruise. How do they handle the tendering nowadays? Do you have to get a ticket, just line up, or......?

[njhorseman]

Its been awhile since I have been on an NCL cruise. How do they handle the tendering nowadays? Do you have to get a ticket, just line up, or......?

 

 

Generally the earliest tenders require a ticket, and then after the initial rush of passengers has left the ship an announcement will be made that tickets are not required for the remainder of the day.

[cliffd64]

In addition, those with ship's excursions will be sheparded off first priority as well... much to the chagrin of the stairwell occupants who seem to line up hours early.

 

Those with suites or VIP status (Gold and Platinum level latitudes) may also be escorted off on the first tender as well if they choose to take advantage of their status.

[derf5585]

I believe it is also called Tenderizing:D

[just_us]

For our Sky cruise back in June, you just walk off. We were one of the first ones too. No ticket needed.

[nseagirl]

I believe it is also called Tenderizing:D

 

 

Un huh! LOVE IT!!:D

[garycarla]

For our Sky cruise back in June, you just walk off. We were one of the first ones too. No ticket needed.

 

So, you just walk off into the water and start swimming if there is no tender available?

 

Confused!

[floridacruiser63]

Tickets are available for the tenders until they are no longer crowded, then you just come on down and board the tenders at any time.

[just_us]

So, you just walk off into the water and start swimming if there is no tender available?

 

Confused!

 

Mustn't take much. :rolleyes: