Reservations for First time cruisers

[mommary]

When can first time cruisers start making reservations for Palo and excursions?
Thanks

 

[Maggie'sMom]

At 75 days prior.

 

[PrincessShmoo]

At 75 days prior.

As long as you're paid in full.

 

[Maggie'sMom]

As long as you're paid in full.

I thought the PIF date was at a minimum of 75 days with some cruises having PIF dates earlier than that? Are there any cruises with a PIF date of less than 75 days?

 

[PrincessShmoo]

I thought the PIF date was at a minimum of 75 days with some cruises having PIF dates earlier than that? Are there any cruises with a PIF date of less than 75 days?

Don't think so. I just added that for clarity. So those with earlier windows (that might be earlier than the PIF date) don't think they can book then if they haven't paid in full yet.

When your online window opens, you can do online check in without being paid in full. But, for excursions, adult dining, spa, etc, you must be paid in full.

 

[over50visits]

When can first time cruisers start making reservations for Palo and excursions?
Thanks

I thought the PIF date was at a minimum of 75 days with some cruises having PIF dates earlier than that? Are there any cruises with a PIF date of less than 75 days?

The Op asked when can "first time" cruisers....

The answer is 75 days before your cruise embarkation date.

Sorry for whatever caused any confusion on Maggie's part! The answer is simple. Good luck with your reservations...hope you bag a good Palo time.

 

[Maggie'sMom]

The Op asked when can "first time" cruisers....

The answer is 75 days before your cruise embarkation date.

Sorry for whatever caused any confusion on Maggie's part! The answer is simple. Good luck with your reservations...hope you bag a good Palo time.

Ummmm.... did you read all the posts? There wasn't any confusion. I was just trying to think of a situation where someone could be at 75 days and not PIF, but PrincessShmoo very kindly posted that she just wanted to add clarity to the response. And more information is always better than not enough.