Booking a 2nd cruise while on a Disney Ship

[Karen VanD]

hi There! We are booked on a 4 day dream cruise this January. We usually do the 7 days but we were not sure if the kids could be out of school that long this time. As it turns out they can so...I am looking to see if anyone has experience booking back to back cruises while on the ship. I have heard it can be a lot cheaper to do it then. I'm wondering if this that is really true. I will book my flights to Orlando this week so I'm prepare to plan for more park time, or a last second 3 day cruise. But thought I'd look into this as possible option. ...looking for a while feed back on this! Thanks!

 

[PrincessShmoo]

hi There! We are booked on a 4 day dream cruise this January. We usually do the 7 days but we were not sure if the kids could be out of school that long this time. As it turns out they can so...I am looking to see if anyone has experience booking back to back cruises while on the ship. I have heard it can be a lot cheaper to do it then. I'm wondering if this that is really true. I will book my flights to Orlando this week so I'm prepare to plan for more park time, or a last second 3 day cruise. But thought I'd look into this as possible option. ...looking for a while feed back on this! Thanks!

I doubt that it would be "a lot cheaper". You'd be paying the going rate for the cruise at the time you book it. The only time it would be cheaper would be if there were *GT rates on that cruise (doubtful that close to the cruise), or they had a whole lot of rooms to fill for the second cruise (unlikely).

Yes, it can be done however. As long as there is an available room onboard.