Onboard booking question

[starrydominique]

Hubs and I are cruising this December 2016 for our anniversary and had plans to book our December 2017 anniversary cruise while onboard.

We are also traveling to Orlando to WDW for a few days in March 2017 and couldn't help but want to squeeze in a 3-day on the Wonder while we are already down there.

So the question. If we book the 3-day March 2017 cruise now, when we get on the Dream in December 2016, do we still qualify for all the onboard booking perks and such for our December 2017 cruise even though we have another cruise open? I've never had multiple cruises open at one time before.

 

[clten]

Regardless of the number of future reservations you have under deposit, every time you are onboard you may book another future cruise and get all the onboard booking perks (one date per household, you can book more than that onboard but won't get full benefits). We often have several cruises booked when we sail (right now we have 2 for this fall; 2 for next spring) and when we get onboard in October we will book placeholder cruises to have for our 2018 sailings.

 

[starrydominique]

Yay, thank you for clearing it up! <3

 

[Luvmypetz]

Taking this one step further, can you clarify if you purchase a placeholder or even book on board, then later decide to cancel, all monies are 100% refunded if NOT concierge? TIA

 

[PrincessShmoo]

Taking this one step further, can you clarify if you purchase a placeholder or even book on board, then later decide to cancel, all monies are 100% refunded if NOT concierge? TIA

Until the reservation has passed it's Paid in Full date, all monies paid will be refunded on a cancelled reservation (deposit will be forfeited on a Concierge reservation).

Once the PIF date has passed, there's a sliding scale of what's refundable.