BeaconHill

We are ok to not collect the trip insurance at all. We would only need to do that if it doesn’t work out for my in-laws to take the room. Someone above stated that if my mom ends up being a no show that RC may cancel the reservation and rebook at a different price once we board the ship. Is that possible if she is a no show?

So they don’t have the same last name as my parents however my aunt that is also staying in the same room doesn’t have the same last name as my parents either so I’m not sure why that would matter.

That’s sad to me that people who don’t actually need the rooms can still get them.

We are doing a Canada/New England cruise this fall. My parents were supposed to be going with us. My mom (who has Parkinson’s), my dad and my aunt were going to be sharing room 1814 on Liberty of the seas which is a handicap accessible ocean view room. My mom’s health has gotten worse this last year and they have made the decision to not join us. (They have trip insurance so cancelling their room should not be an issue. My in-laws are now considering joining us. So here’s my question, if I were to take off my dads name and my aunts name and added my father in law and mother in laws name instead and my mom (who is the first name on the reservation) would just be a no show would that cause an issue? My father in law has Huntingtons, so they would still qualify for the handicap accessible room. Also, my father in law is not in a wheel chair yet. He has mobility issues especially early mornings and late at night and having the seat in the shower would be something he would need. Would he need to bring paperwork showing his condition so they don’t question if he should be in a handicap room or not?