Ahoy Mates!
I have read this board from first to last with great interest and rather enjoyed many of the posts especially the Commander's interesting way with words.
It has been suggested multiple times that one should do a mock reservation to see how many cabins are still available in a particular category. While I agree that it is useful information (as I have been doing it for years) I now wonder if the widespread use of the strategy may be contributing to the longer wait time for NCL to accept bids. Perhaps their algorithms are looking at perceived demand based on how many are going part way thru the booking process. I always get an email reminding me to complete my booking so they are surely gathering that data. Just a thought.
