Yet another ES question

[mferris77]

I hate to be one of the ones who asks a question that's surely been asked before, just can't find any references to this particular situation...

 

Original booking was a 4A at $499.

Saw a price drop a couple weeks ago and took an upgrade to a 4E. That's where we're at now.

 

Now I'm seeing a promotion for past guests where 4A gets automatic upgrade to 4C, whereas a 4B or higher gets auto upgraded to a 4H. The rate for a 4E (Which gets auto-upgraded to 4H) is going for $549. A 4B (which would also get upgraded to 4H) is going for $519.

 

We now have the room we want (the 4E), so would only be looking for an OBC.

Given the facts above, am I due an OBC?

 

Since we are currently in a 4E, are we eligible for the price difference of a 4E to 4H? Or, does that not apply to us since we originally booked a 4A? I'm basically looking at it as if we paid $499 for a 4E, so why shouldn't we get credit for that 4E->4H difference?

[GranthamMommy]

I hate to be one of the ones who asks a question that's surely been asked before, just can't find any references to this particular situation...

 

Original booking was a 4A at $499.

Saw a price drop a couple weeks ago and took an upgrade to a 4E. That's where we're at now.

 

Now I'm seeing a promotion for past guests where 4A gets automatic upgrade to 4C, whereas a 4B or higher gets auto upgraded to a 4H. The rate for a 4E (Which gets auto-upgraded to 4H) is going for $549. A 4B (which would also get upgraded to 4H) is going for $519.

 

We now have the room we want (the 4E), so would only be looking for an OBC.

 

Given the facts above, am I due an OBC?

 

Since we are currently in a 4E, are we eligible for the price difference of a 4E to 4H? Or, does that not apply to us since we originally booked a 4A? I'm basically looking at it as if we paid $499 for a 4E, so why shouldn't we get credit for that 4E->4H difference?

 

I don't know for sure, but I'd certainly fill out the form, it's easy enough. All they can do is deny it. I keep the form as a favorite so I can jump right on it.

[scchasgal]

I hate to be one of the ones who asks a question that's surely been asked before, just can't find any references to this particular situation...

 

Original booking was a 4A at $499.

Saw a price drop a couple weeks ago and took an upgrade to a 4E. That's where we're at now.

 

Now I'm seeing a promotion for past guests where 4A gets automatic upgrade to 4C, whereas a 4B or higher gets auto upgraded to a 4H. The rate for a 4E (Which gets auto-upgraded to 4H) is going for $549. A 4B (which would also get upgraded to 4H) is going for $519.

 

We now have the room we want (the 4E), so would only be looking for an OBC.

Given the facts above, am I due an OBC?

 

Since we are currently in a 4E, are we eligible for the price difference of a 4E to 4H? Or, does that not apply to us since we originally booked a 4A? I'm basically looking at it as if we paid $499 for a 4E, so why shouldn't we get credit for that 4E->4H difference?

 

I have been told when I asked that you are looking at the price comparison for a 4E. Are you past final payment?

[mferris77]

Nope not past final payment. Sailing isn't until September...

 

I'm just going to fill out the form as was suggested, I guess it can't hurt. Just didn't want to bother clogging up the ES people's plates if there was any consensus that it wouldn't work.

[ladyd11933]

No, you would need to be below the price of $499 to qualify, if I am reading your post correct.

[parrotthead]

The way Im reading it, you would now be looking for a 4E (pr higher) that is less than what you paid.

[pokergirl34]

You would need the price to fall below $499 to get any OBC. If you want a 4H, you could pay the extra $20/person. If you see a rate that will get someone a 4F or higher at a price that is LESS than $499, and you are eligible for that rate, then you would be entitled to money off final payment, or if after final payment, OBC.

 

hope that makes sense.