RoyalUP

[Tree_skier]

I think they would get better bids if they gave double points when you are upgraded to a suite.  

[2yves]

Can anyone answer this?  Is the amount you bid on top of the price you paid for your current room?  So if you paid $3,500 for your balcony and you bid $300 for the JS, the total would be $3,500 plus $600?

 

Thanks

[Biker19]

Just now, 2yves said:

So if you paid $3,500 for your balcony and you bid $300 for the JS, the total would be $3,500 plus $600?

Correct.

[Casino Comp Chick]

17 hours ago, goldfish65 said:

 

Makes sense to me that top casino players have their bids accepted.

 

That would be true if I was a top player, but I am not.

[lhook]

So we are sailing Monday on the Brilliance.  I got a good rate on an inside, and I bid the minimum on the balcony a while back but haven't gotten an upgrade.  It looks like there are at least 15 cabins still available to purchase in balconies today.  We are diamond plus...do you think we have any chance for an upgrade once onboard if they are still empty?

 

Thanks so much,

Leslie

[toddnmargo]

7 hours ago, lhook said:

So we are sailing Monday on the Brilliance.  I got a good rate on an inside, and I bid the minimum on the balcony a while back but haven't gotten an upgrade.  It looks like there are at least 15 cabins still available to purchase in balconies today.  We are diamond plus...do you think we have any chance for an upgrade once onboard if they are still empty?

 

Thanks so much,

Leslie

We are on Brilliance at the end of March and had an inside room as well. We made the minimum Royal Up bid ($100 pp) for a balcony  but hadn’t heard anything. After reading a few posts here I decided to call RC. We were able to move up to a balcony for $175 total. It was a little cheaper and no waiting. It was only $36 to move to an ocean view (minimum Royal Up was $40 pp). 

[Biker19]

3 minutes ago, toddnmargo said:

It was a little cheaper and no waiting.

Seems folks don't do just this bit of searching and are bidding needlessly.