Checking out rooms available

[Fawn]

I know there are a couple of sites out there that tell you what cabins are available for certain cruises. Unfortunately, I lost those sites!

Can anyone help me?

 

[rgionet]

bump!!

 

[snapon]

To Search for available cabins try http://www.cruise-locators.com/

To see a 3D view of the cabins http://www.cruisestateroom.com/

 

[AliPom]

I've used www.cruisestogo.com as a guide. When you get to the site:
-select cruise line
-select cruise month/year
-select your cruise date
-select "check the pricing"
-select "I would like this type of cabin" for the category you are interested in
...a page will download with rooms that are available

Note: you may still wish to call TA or Dis and question them if you are looking for a specific location, as I am not sure if such web sites reflect all rooms available.

Congratulations and best wishes on your wedding; I hope everything goes perfectly for you and your family!

(Coincidentally, I am one of nine children -- can't imagine life without all the commotion and love that a big family brings.)

 

[idontknow]

You can also find out thru DreamsUnlimited's site. For the life of me I can not find the part of the site thru the links here, so I type in dreamsunlimited.com and it takes me right where I need to be on the site. Once there, find on the right hand side where it says "check out our newest area............." click where it says to and then choose "book it" on the left hand side. Click on "online reservations" and it will take you to the page where you choose what cruiseline, etc, that you want. On the right is Disney cruiseline and go from there. Did that make sense?

 

[lodgelady]

A word of caution: these sites may show all rooms available to book through them.
I believe that each cruise line has it's prefered agents that have exclusive rights to certain blocks of rooms until a certain amount of time before the cruise date....at which time unbooked rooms are released to book by all agents. I am no expert, but only my 2 cents!