Booking Multiple Cabins.

My wife and I booked 8 cabins for our family on the EoS out of Sydney, in Jan ‘19, to help celebrate our 50th wedding anniversary.

We booked them all while my wife and I were on the EoS earlier this year, for 10 adults and 10 children, with the Future Cruise staff on board.

Since then I have read (on Cruise Critic) that, if you book a min of 8 cabins, you could be eligible for extra benefits.

Has anyone actually experienced this, or is it another ‘US only’ deal?

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My wife and I booked 8 cabins for our family on the EoS out of Sydney, in Jan ‘19, to help celebrate our 50th wedding anniversary.

We booked them all while my wife and I were on the EoS earlier this year, for 10 adults and 10 children, with the Future Cruise staff on board.

Since then I have read (on Cruise Critic) that, if you book a min of 8 cabins, you could be eligible for extra benefits.

Has anyone actually experienced this, or is it another ‘US only’ deal?

 

 

 

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Sorry, my bad!

EoS is Royal Caribbean’s Explorer of the Seas.

MP.

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It is available... but in both markets it's not universal e.g. with last minute cruises or low availability as just a couple of examples they may not offer it.

Also I believe it has to be set up when you booked, so would need to have been set up at the time if available. Alternatively you could cancel and rebook... keep in mind there are other conditions with it too; it's not just all the same as a regular booking but you get an extra benefit.

Thanks for that, The Big M.

Does anyone know if the benefits are available to RCCL direct booking customers or only thru’ travel agents?

Has anyone had any personal experience? I’d dearly like to know, before I approach RCCL.

Thanks,

MP.

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