2 questions!

[DutchCruiseFan]

We are currently booked on the Carnival Vista leaving 12th of august 2017 and we are considering to book Vista for the 6th of August aswell.

Doing a b2b cruise. How does this work? Do you need to go through the entire debarkation and embarkation progress? Or can you stay onboard.

 

Also, for the 12th of August we are booked in a family harbor suite, does this have priority boarding? We saw this at the other suites but we're not sure if it is included in this one.

 

Thanks in advance!

[DutchCruiseFan]

Also, do we have to do anything special ( call Carnival?? ) to make sure the line is aware we're staying onboard or anything like that?

[Need2Bcruzin]

Yes, as a suite guest you will have priority boarding.

 

Let Carnival link your 2 reservations as a B2B. You will receive instructions in your cabin at the end of your first leg.

Once everyone has disembarked, someone from Guest Services will take you and other B2B guests down to customs and you turn around and get on the ship. Guest Services will give you your new S&S cards, champagne and you get to take your picture and receive 2 copies for free.

 

If you're switching cabins, just pack your stuff and your cabin steward will move these for you. You don't have to pack the clothes on hangers. Do inform your cabin steward, though.

Have fun!

[Sixtytwo]

If you are in the same cabin for both legs of the B2B, you don't have to pack anything! You will get a letter (Carnival knows you are doing a B2B) near the end of the fist leg giving you instructions on where to meet and what to expect. But, generally, you will meet in a common area, be escorted off the ship by Carnival personnel, taken to customs to turn in your declaration form, taken back on board where you will get your new S&S card and that's it! enjoy the mostly empty ship! It is really easy and you should have no trouble at all.

 

Enjoy that loooong cruise!

[DutchCruiseFan]

Thanks for your responses!!

Edited August 11, 2016 by DutchCruiseFan

[DutchCruiseFan]

We now know that we want to book this b2b, but we want a 5th person with us for the first leg of the b2b. But we are booking it at the same account. Can we book a b2b and leave the 5th person out of the 2nd leg of the cruise?

Do we need to call Carnival to be sure there are no misunderstandings?

 

Help please,

 

Thanks in advance.

[Sixtytwo]

Since each leg of a B2B is actually a separate cruise with a separate booking number, yes, you should be able to accommodate the person for only one of the legs.