Family Cruise: Priority Boarding

[psycomac]

I'm planning a cruise for myself, my husband, my 4 year old and my husband's 2 sons. While we plan on booking one suite, the other stateroom may be only a balcony or even an inside cabin. Since booking of a suite includes priority boarding, would the people traveling in our party who are *not* booked in a suite also be able to board with us under priority status?

[Keith1010]

I would be specific as to the cruise line you are asking about and I would post this on that cruise lines board.

 

Keith

[gerif]

Yes, you will absolutely all board together - I'm assuming the same credit card will be used for both cabins but even if not, can't imagine any cruiseline that would separate a family.

[psycomac]

We'll be sailing either NCL or CCL out of NYC, haven't decided on the ship yet

[Keith1010]

I reread your post and if it is family members traveling with you and everyone is under the same credit card you can all check in together.

 

Keith

[JBert]

If you consider RCI, you can bring your group with you to check in if you're eligible for priority check in.

[psycomac]

Thanks for the replies (which were sadly much friendlier than on the board for the line we'll be cruising).

 

After many comments of speculation and being told what a horrible person I was for trying to abuse the VIP status, it was determined that we would all board through the priority embarkation because they cannot process suite reservations through the 'regular' line.

 

Thanks again :)