RC website vs other web sites

[mark&christa]

We are currently booked on AOS 2/24/08. We have notice the RC website only shows 5 available cabins per grade on its website. Other websites often list 7 available cabins per grade. How can we find out number of available cabins on ship?

[lv2bcruzin]

Call RCI. It's best to have a set of cabins picked out ahead of time or at least an area of the ship you would like to be in to save the CS Rep from searching the entire ship

[Aprille]

There is no website that shows all available cabins.

 

If you want to find out if a specific cabin is available, call and ask.

 

As far as I know, there is no way to tell how many cabins are still available for a particular sailing (if that's what you're driving at).

 

If the RCCL website is showing fewer than 5 (or is it 6?) cabins available in a category, then that is all that is left (in that particular category). So that can be an indication the sailing is booking up. That and if many of the categories are showing N/A.

[Desert Cruizers]

Aprille, I booked our Hawaii Cruise RT out of San Diego on the ROS, 1 month after it opened up, and with the Insurance, the D 1 rooms are now up $ 400 from what I paid for DH & I. Availability on Web 4-5 cabins either way forward or way back.

[Aprille]

Aprille, I booked our Hawaii Cruise RT out of San Diego on the ROS, 1 month after it opened up, and with the Insurance, the D 1 rooms are now up $ 400 from what I paid for DH & I. Availability on Web 4-5 cabins either way forward or way back.

:confused:

 

Okay, maybe I am just being dense (wouldn't be the first time :o) but I don't understand why this is addressed to me nor the relevance to the topic at hand.

[Desert Cruizers]

Aprille, I noticed you were reporting on number of rooms shown on a web site being an indication of what is actually available on the ship. I merely replied to that by saying what was shown for our cruise.