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Thanks everyone! I understand that I can just get an extra key and that Carnival doesn't care who sleeps in which cabin. I was specifically asking about doing a true room switch so that we don't have to buy the Cheers package for both rooms since only my husband and I want it. My mom and aunt don't drink so they don't need the cheers package, hence the question about doing a true room switch (not just extra keys).

Ok that makes sense. Thanks for the reply!

Even if we waited until we got onboard to make the switch?

Hello, We are booked for a cruise this summer via a land based casino offer. The offer was "free for player plus guest" so my husband is in my moms room and I'm in my aunts room. We technically only had to pay for taxes and fees, but the cruise rate came out to $100 which they're crediting as OBC to make it "free." My mom and aunt don't drink but my husband and I do drink, so we want to get the Cheers package. Since anyone over 21 in the stateroom must get the drink package if other people are getting it, I'm thinking of switching with my mom once on board (actually switching rooms, not just getting an extra keycard). My questions are: Has anyone done this before? Will we have any issues doing a real room switch with guest names and everything, not just getting an extra keycard for the rooms? Will we lose the $100 OBC if we switch after we are on board? Thanks for reading!

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