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[kcms4]

hi has any one booked two cabins at the same time ? and whats the chances that these cabins being next to each other or even on the same deck:confused:

[CRUISIN LINDA]

If you pay to book your cabins (£42 per cabin) you can choose two together. If not I should imagine they might not be together .

[geomagot]

we usually book 2 cabins (always same category) we dont reserve cabins..... that would come out at £84:eek:

 

... kids (and grandma) are usually somewhere (not too far) along the corridor (not far enough away imo);):p we have never been on different decks (unfortunately):(:)

[geomagot]

will also add.... one time we arrived at checkin to find that i had been booked into a cabin with grandma (mother in law)!:eek:

 

that was never gonna happen:confused:;)

[WeeCountyMan]

Cousin in law and I managed to book two adjacent cabins for £42 in total on a Thomson cruise a couple of years ago.

 

The TA gave us a deal rather than loose our custom to an online booking.

[kcms4]

how we usually do it is husband and daughter in one and me and the other daughter in the other ( then we swap ) but on rci they just tell me where they are and i ok it, as it will be the school holidays its not cheap and i know its only £84 in the scheme of things, its just the principle, thanks for your help every one. :)

[Pensioncruiser]

Its amazing how much we rely on Grandparents for holidays etc but somepeople always say or infer something derogatory about them I am certain you will have a great time

Edited June 14, 2015 by Pensioncruiser

[kcms4]

sorry to be a pain but one last question when do you find out what number cabin you are ?

[geomagot]

they tell you on checkin at the airport

[geomagot]

Its amazing how much we rely on Grandparents for holidays etc but somepeople always say or infer something derogatory

 

:D:D

 

 

:D:D

[Pensioncruiser]

That's a good one think I got the call☺☺