Lbrain123

Thank you so much for all this information ! I appreciate the quick and thoughful responses!

Hello! I hope someone can provide their opinion on this to know if it is feasible. I currently have 2 connecting interior Central Park view cabins booked on Wonder of the Seas. Both are listed as 2S (199 square feet). One room sleeps 2 people and I have 2 people (parents) in that room. The other sleeps up to 4 and I currently have 3 people (high school/college age kids) in that room. I called and RC told me the the 4 person room has the 2 twin beds and a double sleeper dofa. So another child has now decided on coming on the cruise. 2 siblings obviously don't want to share a double sized pull out sofa so I am trying to figure out how to accomodate this extra sibling. So I am wondering if I can add the extra sibling to the 4 person room (on the reservation) but have them sleep on the sofa in our room (2 person room). I assume since the room only sleeps 2, it is not a pull out sofa and I would have to bring sheets and blanket, etc. From pictures it is hard to tell how big the sofa is, but I think it looks long enough to sleep a small adult. When I look at pictures online, the 4 person and 2 person rooms look the same size (199 square feet), both have sofas (?) but why wouldn't they just make all the rooms sleep 4 people by putting a sleeper sofa in each room? Am I missing something? Is there any reason why I can't or shouldn't do this? Thank you!!

Wonderful! Thank you both so much for your reply! I very much appreciate the clarification!

Hello! I just found out about shareholder benefits but have question. I did send the question to their email but just got a standard auto email reply. We booked our cruise (sailing June 2024) in December 2022. When I go to the shareholder benefits page, it appears you just have to be a shareholder at the time of sailing. But under restrictions it says "Shareholder benefit offer applies to bookings made on or after June 1, 2023." I don't understand. It appears this program has been in place for a number of years (as I found postings for it in this forum) but if it applies to booking after June 1, 2023, then I don't qualify. Am I mis-understanding? How did other people take advantage of this if you had to have booked after June 1, 2023 (that was just 17 days ago!)

Question - Is the check in time the time you show up at the port? Or is it the time you actually board the ship? What time should I leave my hotel (very close to port) if I have an 11:30 check in time? Also, my cruise is coming up in 2 weeks and if I look at the available boarding times, they have from 11:30-2:30 currently available (I have 11:30am). What was the earliest time that other people can board? I thought it was 11:00 am but it looks like there is alot of availability after 11:00 so I am wondering if most people board earlier like 9:00am-11am and we just got our check in time too late? Thank you!