NFC Cruise Card
NFC Cruise Card
NFC Cruise Card
SizeCR80--85.5*54mm (Be customized)
Mifare,Ntag,UCODE,ICODE,HITAG series
Product Details
NFC Cruise Card – Factory Direct Since 2003
All-in-one shipboard solution for passengers and crew. Our NFC Cruise Cards serve as cabin keys, onboard payment methods, passenger identification, and excursion access – all on a single contactless card.
Operating at 13.56 MHz, compliant with ISO/IEC 14443 Type A. Available with MIFARE Classic, MIFARE Plus, MIFARE DESFire, or NTAG chips. Durable construction withstands frequent handling, saltwater exposure, and sunscreen.
Features include cabin door access, cashless payments at bars and gift shops, boarding and disembarkation tracking, shore excursion check-in, crew time and attendance, and emergency muster reporting.

Available premium materials include standard PVC, R-PVC (recycled), PET, PETG, and wood veneer. Full-color printing with cruise line logo, passenger name, sail date, and cabin number. Lanyard hole and slot punch options available.
As a professional factory established in 2003, we offer OEM / ODM services including custom card design, chip encoding, and bulk production for cruise lines worldwide.

Common RFID Cruise Card/Device Form Factors
Traditional card: The most common form factor, resembling a credit card but containing an RFID chip.
Wearable wristbands: For example, MSC Cruises' MSC for Me wristband is waterproof and sweat-resistant, making it convenient for use in pools or water parks.
Circular Medallion: A small, round device used on newer Princess Cruises and Carnival Cruise Line ships that can be carried in a pocket, hung around the neck, or worn on the wrist (accessories required).
FAQ
What is an NFC Cruise Card?
An NFC Cruise Card is a contactless smart card used on cruise ships to provide passengers and crew with secure access to onboard services. It can function as a cabin key, payment card, identification credential, and boarding pass, all in one convenient card.
What can an NFC Cruise Card be used for?
NFC Cruise Cards support a wide range of onboard applications, including cabin door access, cashless payments, passenger identification, embarkation and disembarkation, shore excursion check-in, crew attendance management, and emergency muster reporting.
Which RFID chips are available for NFC Cruise Cards?
NFC Cruise Cards can be manufactured with a variety of RFID chips, including MIFARE Classic®, MIFARE Plus®, MIFARE DESFire®, NTAG®, and other HF or UHF chip options. The appropriate chip can be selected based on your cruise system requirements and security level.
Can NFC Cruise Cards be customized?
Yes. We offer complete OEM and ODM customization services, including custom card size, materials, printing, logo, passenger information, chip encoding, serial numbers, QR codes, barcodes, and other personalized features to match your cruise brand.
What materials are available for NFC Cruise Cards?
NFC Cruise Cards are available in various materials, including PVC, recycled PVC (R-PVC), PET, PETG, PLA, wood veneer, and other eco-friendly options. Different surface finishes such as glossy, matte, brushed, or epoxy are also available.
Are NFC Cruise Cards durable enough for cruise environments?
Yes. NFC Cruise Cards are designed for frequent daily use and can withstand moisture, saltwater exposure, sunlight, and repeated handling. Their durable construction ensures reliable performance throughout the entire cruise journey.
| Dimensions | 85.5*54mm (customizable size and shape |
| Protocol | ISO14443A、ISO15693、ISO18000 |
Chips | NXP series: NTAG, Mifare, Mifare(Duox), Desfire, Ultralight, UCODE, ICODE |
| Card Surface | Glossy, matte, frosted, epoxy (single or double sided), brushed (single or double sided) |
| Materials | PVC, PLA, PETG, PET, TESLIN, wood, bamboo, RPVC, paper, etc |
Operating frequency | 13.56MHZ |
Read/write distance | 2.5-8cm |
Data retention | 10 years |
Erase/write times | 100,000 times |
| Printing | Silk screen printing, offset printing, digital printing, anti-counterfeiting printing, UV printing |
Coding process | Inkjet code, laser code, flat code, embossed code, bar code, QR code |





