No shows and adjoining rooms

[03063Dad]

We are a family of 5 booked into adjoining rooms leaving tomorrow. My wife and 2 of my kids, who were all assigned one room will not be able to travel last second. I will be traveling with my son who was assigned to my room, although we planned to have the 3 kids in one room together. Will we lose access to the other room when they no show? If we can only keep one room theirs has the second bed and I’d rather have that one. 

[twangster]

If no one shows for that cabin you lose it. 

 

They could use it for a crew upgrade or a performer or it might just go empty.  If someone else complains about their room they might be moved to that room.  

 

You should be able to have the beds separated in your cabin.

[Joseph2017China]

10 minutes ago, 03063Dad said:

We are a family of 5 booked into adjoining rooms leaving tomorrow. My wife and 2 of my kids, who were all assigned one room will not be able to travel last second. I will be traveling with my son who was assigned to my room, although we planned to have the 3 kids in one room together. Will we lose access to the other room when they no show? If we can only keep one room theirs has the second bed and I’d rather have that one. 

I think that is a question, when you check in tomorrow. 

[cb at sea]

You shouldn't "lose" access to that cabin...after all, you PAID for it.  You are well beyond any refund....and if they were to use that cabin, I WOULD want to be reimbursed for it. 

[03063Dad]

1 minute ago, cb at sea said:

You shouldn't "lose" access to that cabin...after all, you PAID for it.  You are well beyond any refund....and if they were to use that cabin, I WOULD want to be reimbursed for it. 

That is my thought. Guess I just don’t know if I want to call attention to this when boarding. 

[BSocial]

28 minutes ago, 03063Dad said:

We are a family of 5 booked into adjoining rooms leaving tomorrow. My wife and 2 of my kids, who were all assigned one room will not be able to travel last second. I will be traveling with my son who was assigned to my room, although we planned to have the 3 kids in one room together. Will we lose access to the other room when they no show? If we can only keep one room theirs has the second bed and I’d rather have that one. 

is it too late to switch names in. The 2 cabins?  Move the son checking in with you to 2nd room, and move a no-show in with you ?   Then you check in and get 2 adjoining rooms.   

[03063Dad]

Just now, BSocial said:

is it too late to switch names in. The 2 cabins?  Move the son checking in with you to 2nd room, and move a no-show in with you ?   Then you check in and get 2 adjoining rooms.   

He’s 17. 

[BSocial]

2 minutes ago, 03063Dad said:

He’s 17. 

 

Yes, but this is legal, as the cabins are adjoining with a parent. 

Edited February 21, 2020 by BSocial
To make sense, lol

[stevea36]

 unfortunately, you can't move names around so close to sailing

[ticketsunlimited]

2 minutes ago, stevea36 said:

 unfortunately, you can't move names around so close to sailing

I did it a few days before a sailing once.  It was 3 days out.

 

It may work.  give it a try and let us know

[brillohead]

If you move quickly, you may be able to switch him to the other room.

Then you both get double points.

Him being 17 means nothing.

[brillohead]

But call NOW -- there's usually a 24-hour limit on that.

[Biker19]

13 minutes ago, stevea36 said:

 unfortunately, you can't move names around so close to sailing

RCI usually lets you change names up till the day before sailing.

[spookwife]

1 hour ago, BSocial said:

 

Yes, but this is legal, as the cabins are adjoining with a parent. 

At least one name from the original booking must remain .  If none of them show, the cabin is forfeited