Booking Your Next Cruise On-Board

[Beachbound2006]

We will be on FOS in August, now looking to book BOS for Sept 2010. Right now there are hump cabins available for BOS and wasn't sure if it was worth grabbing those now or waiting to book on-board to get some sort of credit. What will we get if we wait and book on-board, is it an OBC or should I just book the hump and be done? Also what if you book on-board and there is a price drop do they honor that?Thanks

[Merion_Mom]

We will be on FOS in August, now looking to book BOS for Sept 2010. Right now there are hump cabins available for BOS and wasn't sure if it was worth grabbing those now or waiting to book on-board to get some sort of credit. What will we get if we wait and book on-board, is it an OBC or should I just book the hump and be done? Also what if you book on-board and there is a price drop do they honor that?Thanks

 

What is your C&A status?

Do you own RC stock?

 

You can only use one of these "benefits" on a booking. If you are Gold and don't own stock, booking on board is a great way to get OBC.

 

If it is very important to you to get a specific cabin, book now while it is available.

 

Whichever you decide to do, you will absolutely be eligible for any price drops.

[elleluv]

The other thing to take into consideration is that there could possibly be a price increase between now and August... you just never know...

[silentbob007]

It depends on how much you want that specific cabin. Would you rather have OBC or the hump?

[Bobal]

If I book a 2 cabins for a future sailing whilst onboard, one for me and one for another family (who are not onboard) will they also get the onboard credit :confused:

[M&M Hayden]

If I book a 2 cabins for a future sailing whilst onboard, one for me and one for another family (who are not onboard) will they also get the onboard credit :confused:

 

They will!

[yogimax]

 

Do you own RC stock?

 

 

Just remember that the stock credit is not guaranteed. It could easily go poof.

[ByeBye1]

 

Whichever you decide to do, you will absolutely be eligible for any price drops.

 

Not entirely true RCL has many fares that are for new bookings only and Tuesday specials that won't allow you to take advantage of future sales reductions.

[compman9]

it very much depends on how much price is important to you. There are always good deals to be had when not on board