B2B question. Can on board credits be rolled?

[SanFranCruzer]

If you don't use all of your on board credits in the first leg of a b2b can you roll it and use it on the 2nd leg of your b2b??

[shof515]

No. your on board account on your first leg is closed out and any remaining refundable credits will be sent to you via a check to your address on file. On your second leg, you will start a brand new account.

[tulch]

Our experience on a B2B sailing on the Epic in January was the opposite. Our account (including all charges, credits and OBC) was rolled over and continued during the second week. We did a similar B2B last year on the Epic and it was the same. I wouldn't think it should vary by ship, but maybe...?

[don't-use-real-name]

Best answer would be contacting NCL.

 

A lot depends on how the cruise contract is set up.

A B2B - two - individual - separate - cruises - credits not rolled over.

Two cruises booked (contracted) as a package maybe linked to one account for both cruises.

May also depend on getting off the ship at the end of leg 1 and rechecking in for leg 2

 

My 2016 Boston Quebec Boston B2B was considered one cruise - nothing to carry over.

I might add same stateroom both legs.

[casofilia]

When we have had B2B cruises whether booked as a single cruise or two cruises with or without a change of cabin we have always had one folio and that has not been cleared till the very end of the two cruises.

[cmurchake]

Did a back to back on Escape in January and everything from the first week rolled over to the second week. At the end of week 1 I owed $130 but at the beginning of week 2 I received $200 OBC so my balance sat at ($70)

[zqvol]

No. your on board account on your first leg is closed out and any remaining refundable credits will be sent to you via a check to your address on file. On your second leg, you will start a brand new account.

 

Are you speculating or do you have actual knowledge. It seems that NCL runs a single folio until you leave the ship.

[NMLady]

No. your on board account on your first leg is closed out and any remaining refundable credits will be sent to you via a check to your address on file. On your second leg, you will start a brand new account.

 

I disagree. On our three b2b cruises, whether booked as one cruise or as two cruises our folio did not close after the first segment but was carried over to the next.

[judipa]

If you don't use all of your on board credits in the first leg of a b2b can you roll it and use it on the 2nd leg of your b2b??

 

I have always kept my account going when i do B2B.

[peg013]

We also had only one account for our B2B and the second half was a 7 night cruise my DH won on FB so definitely different bookings.

[SanFranCruzer]

Sounds like a rollover is a yes from most answers I'm reading.

we have a 10 day leg and then a 19 day. both have same cruise credit so Id like to even it out the entire time. hope we can do it. if we can't maybe we can get a carnival gift card at the end of first leg and use it on second.

thanks for all the answers.

[Mistizoom]

Sounds like a rollover is a yes from most answers I'm reading.

we have a 10 day leg and then a 19 day. both have same cruise credit so Id like to even it out the entire time. hope we can do it. if we can't maybe we can get a carnival gift card at the end of first leg and use it on second.

thanks for all the answers.

I don't think a Carnival gift card will do you much good on NCL. ;)

[SanFranCruzer]

Too true! That is what happens when you aren't loyal to one line- and you are over 50!

We sail carnival in 30 days, our b2b on NCL isn't until next year.