Understanding Internet Packages

[Newbie777]

We have an upcoming cruise on the Constellation on 12/28 but this would apply to all Celebrity Cruises.  The planner says:  Upgrade to Premium Wi-Fi - 2 Device add $24.99 per guest per day.  But then in the highlights it says "This upgrade includes 2 devices."  If there are 2 guests in the room shouldn't it say it "includes 4 devices"?

[StopTheWorld]

5 minutes ago, Newbie777 said:

We have an upcoming cruise on the Constellation on 12/28 but this would apply to all Celebrity Cruises.  The planner says:  Upgrade to Premium Wi-Fi - 2 Device add $24.99 per guest per day.  But then in the highlights it says "This upgrade includes 2 devices."  If there are 2 guests in the room shouldn't it say it "includes 4 devices"?

You don’t need to buy this for both guests in the cabin. If there are 2 guests, and you’re happy with 1 device at a time each being connected, you just need to buy 1 upgrade for 2 devices. It usually works out a lot cheaper than buying 2 of the 1x device packages! 

[prmssk]

Internet packages are assigned to a specific person for a total number of devices.  That doesn't mean devices can't be shared but the login will be associated with just one person.  It's not a per cabin type of package.

 

Look closely at the options and prices.  In the past, it has been cheaper to upgrade each person individually with a 1 device plan if you already have the AI included wi-fi.   I don't have a current cruise with the included wi-fi to check myself.

 

(This is different than if you had no wi-fi package to begin with.  In those cases, it is usually cheaper to buy a 2 or 4 device plan and share.)

[RTShaker]

2 hours ago, Newbie777 said:

... "This upgrade includes 2 devices."  If there are 2 guests in the room shouldn't it say it "includes 4 devices"?

It says per guest for the upgrade, so 2 devices is correct.