B2B or Separate Bookings

We have a segment booked on the Discoverer and are considering adding another. Is there an advantage to booking back to back, or as a single cruise, versus two seperate bookings? We were able to take advantage of some good deals for the first one, and haven't heard if they will be extended to a second segment. I'm not even sure what questions to ask. Any thoughts?

Often there are additional savings with a back to back cruise. Just have them price it for you and book it sooner rather than later to try to get the same room you are in for the first sailing or another one where you would not have to move.

Keith

I agree with Keith. There are savings to be had.

Should definitely be cheaper to book B to B.

Four out b2b Seward to Tokyo, Tokyo to Hong Kong next Sept/Oct we are getting a 5% discount (SS calls it combo discount on the invoice).

Let's see what they come up with. It is complicated .

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We have done two b2b trips on SS and obtained discounts each time.

I found that a good travel agent can be a big help -- especially if travel pans are complex. (No, I'm not a TA.)

Bogey

B2B is 5% in addition to whatever else is being offered.

Done- b2b although how it was figured I don't know.

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