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Re: Princess Cruise
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Originally Posted by RandyWayne
Did you tip on the Hawaiian ship? This was our first cruise but many have commented that service has taken a nose dive ever since tips started being spread evenly. It doesn't take a genius to understand why that is.
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I don't remember for sure but I think NCCL had started that new thing where they bill you directly for the tips then distribute it evenly among the crew which is terrible because there is no incentive to give good service if they know their tip is going to be the same no matter what effort they make.
In 2002 with RCCL you could either tip yourself in a little tithing type envelope they provided or you could specify how much you wanted to tip each person and have it charged to your account. The tips were not shared evenly.
I think with Celebrity in 2006 you couldn't pay them yourself but you could direct how much each person got. I know for sure the tip was not split and shared.
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