TransOcean Sep'20 to Montreal - likely high booking?

[greydog]

Hi all - we have 1 prior O trip in which I took advantage of  a later 'upsell' offer.

Seeking experience-based opinions if a TA west-bd trip like this will fill early/fully in order to inform my own category selection decision. Right now (I know its early) only lowest inside Cat WAITLIST.  I would take lowest cat I'm ok to sail in but balance that choice against prospect of later discounted upgrade offers for slower selling cats.

Thanks in advance - So many choices, so little time.

 

 

[cruisingxpert]

1 hour ago, greydog said:

Hi all - we have 1 prior O trip in which I took advantage of  a later 'upsell' offer.

Seeking experience-based opinions if a TA west-bd trip like this will fill early/fully in order to inform my own category selection decision. Right now (I know its early) only lowest inside Cat WAITLIST.  I would take lowest cat I'm ok to sail in but balance that choice against prospect of later discounted upgrade offers for slower selling cats.

Thanks in advance - So many choices, so little time.

 

I think it will fill up fairly soon.  I see 16 cabins for B2 and B1 combined

I was on the larger ship, Marina, in May 2018 doing the Eastbound Montreal to Southampton and it was waitlisted for over a year.  Some cabins opened up after final payment but not that many.

 

 

 

[Flatbush Flyer]

1 minute ago, cruisingxpert said:

 

We're doing London-New York later this year. A and B cabins were almost gone when we booked last year. We've got other future O cruises into 2020 with very little availability in A & B.

[cruisingxpert]

@greydog  7116 at the aft is still showing available.  Balcony a bit bigger and view is amazing. 

That's the one I would be after.  Google aft cabins on Oceania R ships and you will find pictures

[LHT28]

I would  book what you feel comfortable  with

then if an upsell comes along  great if not then you still have a cabin on the ship

JMO