Placeholder question-multiple adults sailing

[iamporch]

I have a question on how many placeholders could be purchased on my upcoming cruise with my adult kids-all one reservation

In one room I would have my husband and me plus my adult daughter (21 but lives at home with us so same address). I know in the past my husband and I could each get one but can my daughter get one as well since she is an adult? Or is she considered the same household since we have the same address so we can only get 2 for the 3 of us?
In another room I have an adult daughter and her boyfriend. They live together so same address but not married. Could they each get their own (meaning not need to be used together) or is it considered the same household even though they aren't married?

Hope this isn't too confusing.

Thanks

 

[Mommb]

From https://disneycruise.disney.go.com/special-offers/onboard-offer/:

• Limit one future cruise booking per household, for a maximum of 2 staterooms.
• An eligible sailing must be selected as a future cruise and at least one member of the original sailing party must sail in one of the staterooms.

The 3 people in your room will be from the same household, and the people in the other room will be from the same household. So, each stateroom could purchase 2 placeholders, each good for one stateroom on the same future cruise. Your daughter and her boyfriend could get 2 placeholders and book on behalf of friends who are in the 2nd stateroom, but they could not book 2 separate cruises with their 2 placeholders.

 

[iamporch]

Thanks. Just seems strange that my adult daughter couldn’t get one to be used separately.

So if 2 adult friends sail together and want to get placeholders their only option is to sail together in the future?

 

[Mommb]

If the friends do not have the same home address, then I think they can each make a separate placeholder reservation for one or two rooms.