Travelocity

[Tikitoi]

So my sister wants to book a trip through Travelocity that is part Universal Studios, staying at Royal Pacific and then going on an RCCL (Monarch of the Seas). All together a total of 7 nights (4 US and 3 RCCL). I've booked a Disney POP Century trip through them and all worked fine. But a bit more nervous with a Cruise involved. Should I be more concerned.

Anyone ever booked a trip like this through Travelocity. How did things go.

TIA

 

[kim532]

I have booked 2 cruises through travelocity and not had issues. I have never done a combo hotel/cruise with them, but if the price seemed good I wouldn't hesitate. I have never had issues with travelocity.

Kim

 

[Tikitoi]

Good to know. So I can assume you received all your docuements in time for your cruise. We've only done one with Disney and they were very on time with everything.

 

[kim532]

I don't remember having any issues at all. Everything came in plenty of time. I think you should be fine.

Kim

 

[StitchBuddy]

We have had great luck with Travelocity.

 

[#4'smom]

Like you, I was nervous to book our cruise in March through Travelocity. However, I did take the "plunge" and it couldn't have been easier. I did the booking online and once I paid for it, I got a travelocity confirmation # and a cruise line confirmation #. Once you're booked if you have any changes or questions about the cruise you must call Travelocity (not RCL) and they will answer or take care of anything you need. I have called them twice and the customer service was fantastic!!

The other day I received an email from Royal Caribbean with all of my sailing papers and I just had to print it all off from that email.

I was extremely happy with Travelocity