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The medallion is a small disc and is roughly the size of a 10p piece. It’s lightweight and small enough to carry around the ship, providing the same functions of the more traditional key card. With this around your wrist, or wherever you choose to keep it, you’ll be able to access staterooms and use as payment in the restaurant, bar, or casino.
Due to the success of this technology, Princess Cruises has already introduced it on Regal Princess where it has totally replaced key cards. Throughout 2019, it will be rolled out on Royal Princess, Crown Princess, and the new Sky Princess before eventually hitting the full fleet.
When approaching your cabin door, the portal will securely validate your access and unlock your cabin; handy if you’ve got your hands full or are trying to access via a wheelchair.
If you don’t fancy wearing the standard lanyard, then there are other chargeable options like a watch strap or necklace.
Princess Cruises president Jan Swartz says that “Guests are finding their vacations enhanced with Princess Medallion Class as a new and memorable experience, and we’re ready to offer these experiences and personalised services to even more of our guests, including everyone who sails with us.”
“Starting in April, we will continue the expansion to a total of five Princess Medallion Class Ships expected this year, as we continue on our path to fleet-wide activation. And we look forward to bringing the experience to new groups for the first time, such as those sailing to visit exciting destinations in Alaska and Mexico.”
Sailing from the ports of Southampton, Crown Princess becomes Medallion activated from July and will spend the summer sailing around the UK.
It is a very exciting time within the cruise industry, and advances in technology could offer endless possibilities. Royal Caribbean has already started implementing similar features, I wonder how long until the rest will follow.
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