Receiving coupons (vouchers) on board

[seaver]

When you are on a cruise and can't book a future cruise yet, because they haven't released the next year's cruises, they give you a coupon for on board credit as if you booked on the ship. My question is will they give you two coupons if you are planning to take another couple and will they give you a $200.00 coupon if you are planning to book a cruise for 10 days or more?

[Merion_Mom]

I haven't done it, but my understanding is that you can get ONE voucher, for yourself, and whatever length cruise you end up booking, they will apply the correct amount.

 

Again, if I am wrong, SOMEONE will gleefully correct me.

[seaver]

I sure someone knows the answer for sure.

[Driftwoodgal]

I don't know about the vouchers, I had to book a cruise for April 2007, and will cancel it and transfer the booking number to the cruise of my choice once they release the new dates. The Loyalty Ambassador didn't mention anything about being able to use a voucher and just pay the deposit. He knew that I was trying to book out as far as possible so I could transfer to another ship. I just booked the cruise on the Brilliance this week.

[NancyIL]

On my April 2005 Splendour of the Seas cruise, I inquired about a May 2006 Monarch cruise and an April 2006 Transatlantic cruise. Neither schedule was released yet, but I received two coupons: for $50 shipboard credit for the 4-day and $200 (I think) for the Transatlantic. I ended up booking the 4-day cruise a month later.