maybe this is a dumb question...

[Dihead]

I booked a rcl cruise on my own, on the royal caribbean website...this is my first time booking a cruise, so i apologize if this is a dumb question.

 

I purchased the airfare from the cruise line because it was cheaper than any alternative. The webpage doesn't show you the itinerary times or the air carrier that royal caribbean uses...should i be concerned about this, or wait for my documentation?

 

I'm travelling from canada to los angeles if that help at all. :confused:

[jcanino]

I booked a rcl cruise on my own, on the royal caribbean website...this is my first time booking a cruise, so i apologize if this is a dumb question.

 

I purchased the airfare from the cruise line because it was cheaper than any alternative. The webpage doesn't show you the itinerary times or the air carrier that royal caribbean uses...should i be concerned about this, or wait for my documentation?

 

Royal Caribbean posts air schedules 60 days before your departure date.

[Dihead]

thanks for the reply

would you happen to know where rcl posts them? is it a web addy or something along that line?

and im assuming they are e-tickets...

[jcanino]

thanks for the reply

would you happen to know where rcl posts them? is it a web addy or something along that line?

and im assuming they are e-tickets...

 

I don't believe that they show up on the RCCL web site when you view your cruise there. You can call them at the 60 day mark and they will give you the flight info. There is a 99.9% chance that they will be E-Tickets.

[Dihead]

thanks, i appreciate your info.

[gammasip]

There are no "dumb" questions, so feel free to ask whatever you need to ask. We have all learned so much from each other and we're here to share that knowledge. :)