2 rooms vs. 1 Pricing???

weich1001

Wendi
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Jan 7, 2008
Family of 4..2 adults, 2 kids...if you do 2 connecting rooms...you pay as if all 4 are adults, right?
 
Family of 4..2 adults, 2 kids...if you do 2 connecting rooms...you pay as if all 4 are adults, right?

Correct.... the first two people in a cabin pay the adult fare, no matter how old they are. You must have one adult booked in each cabin.
 
Yes, you do. The first 2 passengers in each room pay the full adult fare regardless of age.
 
We usually stay in cat 4's and paying two adults with two kids there, usually is MORE than a cat 6 with a cat 11 across the hall. We're doing the 6 and 11 (actually different cats now, but I don't know them as well as the old ones) for Alaska. We really wanted a balcony for Alaska and the cat 4 for all 4 of us, was 2k more than the 6/11 combo.......
 
I've priced out some cruises where the difference between the adult and kids fare is slight, and others where it's a big difference. But the higher the category, the greater the difference.
 
We have 2 teenagers, so we get 2 cabins (usually cat 11 or 12) so we have the 2 bathrooms. If your kids are younger, that may not be an issue, but for us it is a necessity!
 

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