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5 hours ago, laudergayle said:

What ship and dates are you looking at?  I have a website that shows more inventory than what you can see on NCL site (which shows 15 at a time).

Are you a travel agent? Curious if you can share the site that you can see current availability? Getting on the NCL Star on Feb 18th and was curious to see if any balconies are available. Hoping for a bid to come through 

On 11/29/2023 at 11:48 AM, jasonfly said:

Seems the cruises are getting to capacity. I am going on the panama cruise next week and real-time upgrade bidding showing over 100 bids on each category.  But I appreciate everyones feedback. I will have to crunch some numbers and weigh cost/benefits!  Thanks again.

Kinda curious, how do you look up the real time bids? 

55 minutes ago, realaud said:

Thanks. I'm actually on an 11 day which means 44 points and I'll shoot right up to Platinum

How did you get the lattrip code? 

Hello All,

Sailing on the Star in a couple of months down to Antartica. Would love to know if any1 can tell me how to get extra lat reward points added to my reservation? Is there a trick besides sailing in a suite? 

On 10/2/2023 at 4:41 PM, yankprintster said:

 

Technically, that code means 3 *extra* points per night (so 4 points per night unless you're in a suite, then it's 5.)

How do you get extra lat points? Always wondered

3 minutes ago, Ellis1138 said:

It does. If you own 100 shares of NCLH, you fill out a benefit form and either mail it in or email it to them prior to 15 days before the sailing date. I did it one month ahead and had the benefit the following week in my account. 

NOTE: You won't get the benefit if you have some sort of reduced or special rate on the cabin, which includes if a travel agent gets you a great deal or has group rates or some such.

 

https://www.nclhltd.com/investors/shareholder-benefits

 

 

So if i go through the casino at sea and get 10 percent off this wont work? Bummer. Thanks for sharing

On 8/26/2021 at 6:01 PM, bookbabe said:

NCLHBENE - shareholder onboard credit

 

 

 

Does this still apply? I own stock and never heard of this.