Changing from one room to another - what about cost?

[Lisacast71]

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I actually ran into this situation last summer. Both my husband and I had each a room we booked on a previous cruise for discount's sake, but we wanted to sleep together and put young adults/teens in their own room which was adjourning to ours. We just kept the adjourning door open most of the time and it all worked out ok. We never changed the reservation or got new keys, we would have lost the booking on the ship discount. Our family is go with the flow kind of people though.
You lose the discount if you ask for a blank key?

I never asked for blank key because we didn't need it. I will edit my thread. My apologies.

 

[mareed]

You lose the discount if you ask for a blank key? We were planning on doing this with the folks in the future. DH and I book using placeholders one in each room, Mom with me, Dad with DH. Then just ask for additional blank keys once onboard.

If you change the reservation ahead of time and remove all original adult guests, then you'd lost the discount on that room. Getting an additional blank key onboard will not lose your discount - you paid the cruise off long ago and they don't care where you sleep or why you want an extra blank key for a cabin.