Hello all, I haven't been on these boards in an incredibly long time since it has been forever since my last cruise. But the family and I are planning an Alaska cruise on NCL Encore with another family for late next June. I'm looking for advice from folks very familiar with the NCL studio cabins on Alaska trips specifically.
Question: Should I book my son into a Studio or an inside cabin when we book our tickets in the next couple of days?
Background Info/Questions:
My son is in college and may or may not bring a girlfriend or friend with him. The girlfriend doesn't have a lot of money and we can't pay for her, so her attendance is really iffy. Not sure if he'd bring anyone else
We don't want to get stuck paying a double rate on an inside cabin for him if we get to the cruise and he's not bringing anyone.
Which cabins sell out quicker? The Insides or the Studios? My assumption is the studios
With that previous assumption, I'm further assuming I should book the studio for him now and change to an inside later if he does wind up bringing someone. But this is where the whole Alaska thing comes in - are insides easy to come by closer to the cruise for Alaska? Before I make this decision I want to check with folks who would know better than I
I've done one prior Alaska cruise, but only on another line that didn't have Studios as an option
Thank you!
