Advantage to booking next cruise on board

[CheapMom]

What is the advantage? Shipboard credit?

 

[Doctor P]

Better rates and a shipboard credit.

 

[DisneyKids]

It's been a while for us but there have been several posts recently saying 10% and $200 stateroom credit. I assume it's less stateroom credit for the 3 or 4 day.

 

[two4ruff]

Lower price and stateroom credit - not to mention the fact it makes leaving the ship a little easier knowing that you'll be coming back someday!!

 

[jgalecpa]

There were about 7 Dis families that became fast friends on the 12/20/03 cruise.

We ALL re-booked on board. The savings were truly remarkable.

The savings were immediately apparent as we could compare a variety of rooms that people had booked.

EVERY SINGLE PERSON paid less for the next cruise than the one they were on.

The least savings was $1,000 for the cruise, some save 2-3000 or essentially got two cabins for the price of the one they had.

I remember a thread many months ago "What was the biggest regret you either doing or not doing on board"

Nearly 80% said the same thing: NOT re-booking.

I made sure none of us made the same mistake.

Jim

 

[CheapMom]

If you book on board and then switch ressie to your travel agent, do you lose stateroom credit?

 

[mark & sandra]

No you shouldn't. If you choose to switch to Dreams Unlimited as your TA you might also be eligible for their additional rebate to add to your discount and stateroom credit.