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Hi Everyone,

 

I have a hold on a cruise. There’s a $100 OBC that I’d like to use towards gratuities. I was told if I choose Open Seating I have to pay gratuities in advance and can’t use my OBC towards it.

 

If I book 2nd seating, can I easily change to Open Seating once on board?

 

Please let me know.

 

Thank you in advance.

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LovesCrusing – Believe it or not our expenses are usually less then $100!

 

Paul – what is MTD? Credited the unused amount? What does that mean? Would they give me cash if it’s a refundable OBC?

 

Thanks!

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LovesCrusing – Believe it or not our expenses are usually less then $100!

 

Paul – what is MTD? Credited the unused amount? What does that mean? Would they give me cash if it’s a refundable OBC?

 

Thanks!

 

 

MTD is My Time Dining.

 

Yes, you would get a cash refund of all refundable unused OBC.

 

Chances are that you will be able to switch onboard. Usually, the maitre-d will be able to accomodate you, but it's not a given. Sometimes, it's just not possible, so you are taking a risk. If it were me, I would book traditional and once onboard try to change, and if I can't change, well then I'd be satisfied with the traditional too. So, I guess only you can decide how satisfied you would be if the maitre-d cannot accomoate you to determine if it is worth the risk to you.

 

And, even if you have traditional, once onboard, you can still arrange to have the tips added to your onboard acct and use your OBC towards that.

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LovesCrusing – Believe it or not our expenses are usually less then $100!

 

Paul – what is MTD? Credited the unused amount? What does that mean? Would they give me cash if it’s a refundable OBC?

 

Thanks!

 

MTD = My Time Dining

 

If it´s refundable OBC yes they would give you cash or dcredit it to your CC on file.

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