Thorhillcruiser Posted August 25, 2011 #1 Posted August 25, 2011 Caution if booking a new cruise while on board. While on the Silhouette I was quoted on a cruise for Dec 17 2011 on the Constellation. The deal was book a C3 and get a 2 category upgrade to a C1. What the res agent did not look at or advise that a senior's rate was available for a C2 with a savings of $265. Do your homework before you are pressured into thinking you are getting a deal.
City_Woman Posted August 25, 2011 #2 Posted August 25, 2011 Hi there. I mostly book on board for the price + the onboard credit. Then, when I get home, I watch for price drops. You can get the price drop until final payment. Just my 2 cents. Judy
Irishwhiskey Posted August 26, 2011 #3 Posted August 26, 2011 We alway's book onboard,then book a cruise later on.We don't have to put anymore money down either.We usually take 12 days cruises and get the $200.obc posted to our account.We do the samething with RCL.You get a booking onboard for a cruise of your choice later on
CRUZBUDS Posted August 26, 2011 #4 Posted August 26, 2011 We don't since they stopped combining it with the shareholder credit.
sunny54 Posted August 26, 2011 #5 Posted August 26, 2011 We alway's book onboard,then book a cruise later on.We don't have to put anymore money down either.We usually take 12 days cruises and get the $200.obc posted to our account.We do the samething with RCL.You get a booking onboard for a cruise of your choice later on Hi Irishwhiskey, I don't understand if you always book onboard, what do you mean you then book later on? On HAL, we always buy a future cruise credit that is good for four years. Is this the same type of thing X offers or are you actually booking a specific cruise? Thanks for your advice.
CRUZBUDS Posted August 26, 2011 #6 Posted August 26, 2011 You can actually book a specific cruise --- you can always move it to another date - no charge and it's fully refundable. (it least that's the way it was) We made the mistake of purchasing future cruise credits on board HAL -- we were not told and did not read the fine print that said it was not refundable. :mad: We had booked on board so many times on Celebrity and RCI that it never occurred to us to ask. It left a very bad taste in our mouth, but we'll enjoy our 18 canal cruise next year on the Zuiderdam. Why, oh why, can't Celbrity come up with a good trans-canal itinerary?
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