Jeanette604

The only time I chose a Guaranteed Cabin, we were put in a handicap accessible room. The bathroom was enlarged, taking up space that was in the living area. There was a bar only 6 inches wide for hanging clothes. I kid you not. There were three shelves for storing other clothes and items. It was totally unacceptable. It took several trips to GS and a day before we were moved to another cabin. We had to live out of our suitcases. There would have been absolutely no room for a third person. We were tight as it was just the two of us.

When my husband in a wheelchair needed an accessible cabin, the room again was very small. The beds were pushed together with the head on the far wall from the door. There were only a few inches on each side of the bed. Once I got my husband on the bed, I had to pull him up to the pillow. I had to move the wheelchair out in the hall to get by it. It was crazy small and totally ridiculous for two people. So - my advice is to be careful. I would never book an accessible cabin again. Unless a cabin was made accessible originally, it was probably modified, making the bathroom large and taking valuable space from the rest of the cabin. Good luck.

Just got back Sunday. Bounceback is offered to those who accumulate a certain amount of points (over 3000?) in the casino by the next to last day of the cruise. We cruised 8 days for $99pp in a cove balcony cabin. We just paid gratuities, port fees & taxes. I got another bounceback for a free interior for 2 people on available cruises. You have to call to find out which cruises are available, but the examples I got were on newer ships, 5 and 8 day cruises. Some people get better cabins - OV, balcony, etc.; depends how much you've spent. The bounceback offer I got Saturday said I had 14 days to book the reservation. The $100 onboard credit is $100 cash one time on your cabin statement and can be used for anything: gratuities, drinks, souvenirs, photos, etc.

HA ... I believe I was on the same cruise with you! We missed Granada ... some little invasion there, I believe ... and went to St. Vincent instead. We walked around this small island and noticed people had no doors or windows on their homes, but it seemed every house had a goat tied up in the front yard. Great cruise ...