tas246

Anyone know if there is any difference between booking 2 passengers then having one "no show", and booking two passengers and later calling to remove 1 from the reservation? Would the latter result in a "single" booking for 2x points? Makes sense - but on a ship with no studio cabins i'd feel fairly safe.

Forgot to mention -- "and still maintain the 2x points" -- it has been mentioned here that using that strategy results in 1x points only. Can anyone confirm this?

What's annoying about booking as a single is sometimes the GTY rates are not available. A cruise i'm looking at if booked as a single forces you to select a room causing the price for 1 to be $1700+, while if you book for two it's $1400. Has anyone found a workaround for this? I'd likely pull the trigger on buying for $1400 as a solo but not $1700+.