Moving Cabin on Back to Back Cruises

[Ataraxia]

Being a serial cheapskate I booked early saver back to back cruises - the problem is that the computer says that the two cruises have to be booked separately as they do not want to give the 10% back to back discount on any saver fare.

 

The downside is that after the first cruise we have been allocated a different cabin for the second cruise.

 

Has anyone had any experience of this?

 

Do you have to disembark with all your luggage, and book in again?

[SDadw01]

No go to front desk to arrange.

[Ataraxia]

Thank you

[CCFC]

Your luggage will be ok but getting off and on again depends on where you are in the world.

Edited April 18, 2014 by CCFC

[daiB]

Being a serial cheapskate I booked early saver back to back cruises - the problem is that the computer says that the two cruises have to be booked separately as they do not want to give the 10% back to back discount on any saver fare.

 

 

 

The downside is that after the first cruise we have been allocated a different cabin for the second cruise.

 

 

 

Has anyone had any experience of this?

 

 

 

Do you have to disembark with all your luggage, and book in again?

 

 

Your luggage will be taken by the staff from your old to new cabin sometime on the changeover morning. You can leave your hanging things on the hangers and the staff will bring a rail. You will have to pack the other stuff ready for the move.

 

 

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[annieuk]

The staff will take care of moving all your stuff - including hanging things but you do need to go down to Reception and change your cruise cards for new ones. The other thing we found out is that it pays to go off the ship and back on again so your new cruise card registers that you are on board - we stayed on board that changeover day and had a call from Reception late afternoon to check that we were on board!