PCC or Do it yourself

[New2cruise1483]

Our last cruise I booked myself, no PCC, so I was wondering if there were any advantages to using a PCC versus doing it all on my own. Any advice it appreciated

[Da-Painter]

If you are booking directly with NCL, and have a good PCC, they can call you when any type of specials you are interested in, may pop up.

And when you call to book a cruise, or make any changes, they have your info, and you do not have to recreate your info with someone new. You are on and off the call in a minute. Thats what I find worthwhile. ;)

[cruisebear84]

If you are booking directly with NCL, and have a good PCC, they can call you when any type of specials you are interested in, may pop up.

And when you call to book a cruise, or make any changes, they have your info, and you do not have to recreate your info with someone new. You are on and off the call in a minute. Thats what I find worthwhile. ;)

 

 

Agree. I could do a lot of things myself, but appreciated having an NCL rep that I could call with a million questions. Bypass talking to a machine and go straight to a real person :) definitely depends if you have a good PCC though...

 

 

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[Love my butler]

Skip the PCC, get a great deal thru a TA. Most of the time you will get a lower price, OBC and other goodies NCL will not offer.

[shelly11]

I research on ncl and pick exactly what I want and then call my pcc. He can then tell me any bonuses that I'm overlooking. I like having the pcc because I can call him anytime with questions.

[B6ConMe]

I research on ncl and pick exactly what I want and then call my pcc. He can then tell me any bonuses that I'm overlooking. I like having the pcc because I can call him anytime with questions.

 

Exactly what I do......it's how we went from an oceanview upgraded (0 cost) to an aft PH suite for only $120.... It wouldn't have happened the way it did without both myself and my PCC working together. We ended up with a great cabin, great perks, and a nice little OBC to boot.

 

Not too shabby when you consider where we started... IMO anyway..

 

Cheers and good luck, enjoy the adventure,