Back to back questions

[sweet_successes]

Hi All,

 

Hubby and I are doing a back to back in June. 2 night classic Sydney to Brisbane and then noumea, Vila, mare etc. we are in the same cabin (mini suite 11128) on pacific jewel. Do we have to pack and take all our gear with us or can we leave it in our cabin? Will we have new cruise cards for the second voyage? Will we have two separate accounts eg cruise 1 then cruise 2?

 

 

Thanks

[By The Bay]

Hi All,

 

Hubby and I are doing a back to back in June. 2 night classic Sydney to Brisbane and then noumea, Vila, mare etc. we are in the same cabin (mini suite 11128) on pacific jewel. Do we have to pack and take all our gear with us or can we leave it in our cabin? Will we have new cruise cards for the second voyage? Will we have two separate accounts eg cruise 1 then cruise 2?

 

 

Thanks

We did a Moreton Il cruise followed by a cruise to Vanuatu last year.

We did not have to take our luggage off between the two cruises.

We dis-embarked around 1000.

We then checked-in again and were issued new cruise cards.

You will be able to re-board after the suite guests.

You will have two separate cruise accounts.

You don't have to re-do the safety brief, so you can get a good spot for the sail-away party.:)

 

B2B's are a great way to cruise.;)

Edited March 21, 2014 by By The Bay

[rkmw]

Hi All,

 

Hubby and I are doing a back to back in June. 2 night classic Sydney to Brisbane and then noumea, Vila, mare etc. we are in the same cabin (mini suite 11128) on pacific jewel. Do we have to pack and take all our gear with us or can we leave it in our cabin? Will we have new cruise cards for the second voyage? Will we have two separate accounts eg cruise 1 then cruise 2?

 

 

Thanks

 

by the bay explained it to you but if you see the purser before the end of the first cruise they may carry over the account onto the second cruise

 

on the last night you should get a letter in your cabin telling you what to do and also in the letter it should say you dont have to do the muster but have that letter handy in case you are questioned why you are not at the drill