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Additionally, guests who booked before November 13, 2013 still have to sail by November 30, 2015. Anyone that rebooked onboard that had the 18 month window when they originally rebooked now have up to 24 months.
The onboard booking offer is only valid for category 4-11 stateroom and specifically travel by air not tickets excludes concierge-level categories, IGT, OGT and VGT categories with restrictions as well as short 2-night sailings. travel by air not tickets The offer limited to two staterooms on one future cruise date (per household sailing). Additional travel by air not tickets staterooms may be booked at the current prevailing rates. As expected, the onboard booking offer is only available onboard and the deposit must be paid while onboard. Only sailings of 7-nights are longer are eligible for a reduced deposit.
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Does that mean 24 months from the date of the cruise when you booked the next cruise or 24 months from the date of the cruise that you booked? For example, in March of 2015 you book another cruise on board for Oct of 2016. Would you actually have to Oct 2018 to rebook the new cruise (the 24 months travel by air not tickets after the original booking made on board), or March of 2017 because of the booking was made in March of 2015?
i have a similar question to the one above, I wanted to book 2 cruises for myself and on one of them two extra rooms for my family, it sounds like to me you can only book one cruise and 2 rooms ? am I reading travel by air not tickets this right ?
ARGH!!! I had a booking that would expire in June 2015 and there was no way we could make it. I canceled this a couple travel by air not tickets of weeks ago. Would have known of this, I would have pushed it to November or December.
Thanks for this info.. I have a question though, We cruised in February 2014 and re booked a cruise. When the new dates came out in March we picked a date that was 18 months travel by air not tickets and 2 weeks after our original booking so we lost our OBC. (We are sailing concierge so no 10% discount) Will we now get the OBC because we are in the 24 month time period?
Question concening 24 months from the above example: March 2015 goes to March 2017. Is it by the day? i.e. You take a cruise on March 8, 2015. Do you have until March 8, 2017 or do you have until March 31, 2017? Thanks
What is the reduction on the deposit for the 7 night cruises? I didn t see a percent or dollar travel by air not tickets amount listed in the fine print? I am sailing on the Wonder in Jan and was thinking of booking an alaska cruise while on board.
Sorry to bother you with another question, but what if the cruises aren t released yet for the dates that you want? Example, the summer 2016 dates aren t released yet but they would be within the 24 month time frame. I thought they weren t wanting anyone travel by air not tickets to book dummy cruises?
Just book an equivalent night cruise to the one you think you want to book. For example, we recently booked a 7-night on the Wonder from Galveston on our last cruise (early October) knowing we would soon move it to a 2016 sailing. When the 2016 dates were announced, we moved the booking to one of the Southern Caribbean sailings on the Wonder.
We have had mixed results with onboard booking. One time we were booked on a cruise that was being used for dummy bookings, since this we just research our own sailing, complete the form and drop it in the box.
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