Booking Connecting Cabins?

[sayok]

I am considering a cruise in Feb. on the Epic for my family (2 adults, 2 teens). On our last cruise on RCCL we had 2 connecting balcony cabins and it worked out nicely. I'm trying to price out different options, but the NCL website indicates that you can only book one stateroom at a time -- do I need to call to get a price for two connecting balconies? (I'd also like to compare it to the cost of a mini-suite, or even a 2-BR suite, since it looks like the cabins as a whole are smaller than RCCL's.)

[Sauer-kraut]

I don't understand your question, the balcony cabins will be the same price each, so you can double it for 4 people.

 

Yes, you will have to do separate fake bookings for each of the categories you are looking at.

[sayok]

Yes, I can get the price for one balcony cabin & double it, but I guess the real question that can't be answered online is whether there ARE any connecting balcony cabins left/available for the sailing I'm considering. Thanks...

[All-ready2cruise]

Well, if you can`t look it up yourself, if you would give your sailing date and ship I`m sure someone would be happy to look it up for you. It`s not that difficult but you have to know what you`re looking for. :D

Edited June 1, 2014 by All-ready2cruise

[LWcalif]

We have connecting balconies on the Breakaway. I called NCL & they were able to, very quickly, tell me which connecting balconies were still available in each category.

[mjkacmom]

We always book connecting cabins - just give NCL a call, and they'll let you know what is available. I'm usually a DIY vacation planner, but calling makes it very simple to find exactly what you are looking for (we like mid-ship balconies close to the stairs).