Booked on board -- now what??

[aidanht]

For all of you seasoned DCL'ers out there . . .

We have just returned from our first cruise, and the only negative thing we can say about it is that 3 days are way too short!!!! We booked a Nov. 2006 7-day on board to get the discount, but we are probably going to try to change it to a 2007 date if they ever open them up for ressies.

I know I've read threads here before about transferring your res to a travel agent, etc. Any words of wisdom on what we should do/what we should check, etc., in order to get the best price if we do decide to change our date? I know we will get whatever the on-board deal is from DCL at the time we change -- is it usually the 10% / $200 credit that we got, or does it vary? Also, does anyone know if that is $200 per stateroom or per booking -- we have two staterooms, and I forgot to ask that question.

Thanks for any and all advice you can offer!!!

 

[ivanova]

Personally, I'd wait until you settle on your actual dates, then shop around for a good TA to transfer to at that point.

 

[4formickey]

Shop your qoute around and see if any one can get it lower. ou have nothing to lose. Make sure that they keep your $200 booking credit.

 

[lbgraves]

If you have a CC member in each room then you should be receiving 200 per stateroom.

 

[kcashner]

The $200 is per stateroom.