Transfer booking to TA

[Sunchaser46]

I have an upcoming Celebrity cruise that I booked through the Celebrity website. With that booking I got classic beverage package, gratuities and $100 obc. Wondering if anyone knows if it would be worth it, or even possible, to try to transfer this booking to a travel agent?

 

Thanks!

 

[bikerunner]

Depends how long ago you booked.   I think you have 60 days.  I got similar perks than transferred to a ta who gave me an xtra 250 obc. 

[Greenymac]

58 minutes ago, Sunchaser46 said:

I have an upcoming Celebrity cruise that I booked through the Celebrity website. With that booking I got classic beverage package, gratuities and $100 obc. Wondering if anyone knows if it would be worth it, or even possible, to try to transfer this booking to a travel agent?

 

Thanks!

 

Do it! 

 

I asked exact same question last Thursday here.  I got a great deal and that's all I will say.

[Ginnyfyr]

You need to use this form in order to transfer to a TA - as someone else mentioned, you have 60 days from the date the booking was made: http://rccl.force.com/directtransfers/DTTCelebrity 

[keensie]

If you contact them, they'll work it all out for you. You only have 60 days, though. I got an extra $100 in OBC. Couldn't hurt to ask!

[NantahalaCruiser]

On 6/5/2019 at 7:36 PM, Sunchaser46 said:

I have an upcoming Celebrity cruise that I booked through the Celebrity website. With that booking I got classic beverage package, gratuities and $100 obc. Wondering if anyone knows if it would be worth it, or even possible, to try to transfer this booking to a travel agent?

 

Thanks!

 

Assuming that you are within the 60 day period following your booking, you should be able to find a TA that will give you additional OBC or gift card, etc. amounting to 8% to 11% of your cruise cost (not including port fees and taxes.) Just make sure the TA does not have any additional fees for changes or cancellations.