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H0kie76
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We have booked our first Viking Cruise.  Venice, the Adriatic & Greece August 18, 2023.  We booked a PV2 Penthouse Veranda, but didn't get assigned a room number.  The booking says GTY.  The booking says we many not find out our room until just before the trip.  Does anyone know what normally happens?  Right now there is very low availabiliy in PV2 & PV3, but more in PV1 according to the Viking Site.

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"Guaranteed" cabin in the cruise industry means you are guaranteed a cabin at the category you booked, or in any of the higher categories (free upgrade!).  You will not be assigned a cabin in a cabin category lower than what you paid for (in your case, any DV or V cabins).  Cabin assignment usually take place anywhere between 30 days to a few days out.  It depends on the cruise line's revenue management system and if there are enough people taking upgrade offers to free up overbooked categories.

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Worth noting that Venice, the Adriatic & Greece might be a leg of a longer cruise, Ancient Adriatic Treasures. (Viking Sky departs Venice on Aug 18, 2023). If that is the case they are probably waiting to fill the longer cruise first. If that fills up for your class of room, they will probably upgrade you.... or not. They might also upgrade the longer leg pax.

 

I was curious and just tried booking Ancient Adriatic Treasures and only PV1 are available in the PV category

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20 hours ago, H0kie76 said:

We have booked our first Viking Cruise.  Venice, the Adriatic & Greece August 18, 2023.  We booked a PV2 Penthouse Veranda, but didn't get assigned a room number.  The booking says GTY.  The booking says we many not find out our room until just before the trip.  Does anyone know what normally happens?  Right now there is very low availabiliy in PV2 & PV3, but more in PV1 according to the Viking Site.

 

Your cabin is assigned at the discretion of the cruise line, depending on their booking and cancellations. I have seen cabin assignments 6-months ahead, but have also experienced getting a cabin number at check-in.

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