EMH3kids

Interesting! We sail March 5th. Thanks!

Is this only on Allure and not Oasis?

That makes me feel better! :) Waiting to hear back from my TA when business opens today. She is amazing so I am sure she will do whatever she can.

I just sent an E-mail to my AAA agent so we'll see what she says tomorrow. We are still OK at this point, as one of our rooms is $500 less than the website, but the other is $200 more. If it turns out that we can't change the price, I will have to stop checking the RCI site so I don't torture myself if the price goes down. :(

Does this mean that it isn't ideal to book with a travel agent that does group rates, such as AAA? Live and learn .... our first cruise.

Ok .... help me out here .... this is my first cruise! :p

To check pricing, I go to the Royal Caribbean site and click on Quick Vacation quote? Then I chose all the info for my particular sailing? I attempted to save this for future reference.

We have two rooms booked through AAA - a B1 and a D6. The AAA rate for the B1 is still better, but the website pricing for the D6 is a few hundred dollars less than what we reserved.

So .... so Royal Caribbean guarantee you get the lower price? Does it matter if I booked through AAA? We are getting their group rate, but obviously that isn't paying off.

Please let me know if I am not understanding something. Working with numbers is not my strong suit. Thanks!

How often do you find yourself checking the website to see if prices have changed? For example, we are booked for Feb. 2011. Should I check once a month, or more often? Do prices usually drop as the cruise gets closer to sailing?

Thanks!