Sail and Sign Charged to right room?

[HAWKCRUISER]

We have a group traveling that had 2 military people in one room so we switched a non military in one room with one of the military. Sister in laws with the same last name. At what point are we able to get the sail and sign card switched to the right room and family.

[SouthernCaribbean]

We have a group traveling that had 2 military people in one room so we switched a non military in one room with one of the military. Sister in laws with the same last name. At what point are we able to get the sail and sign card switched to the right room and family.

As soon as you board and go to the Guest Relations desk.

[MrPete]

It's assigned to a person, not a room. Just put the credit card number associated with the paying person on your S&S agreement and your ready to go.

[firefly333]

As the previous poster said, your S&S card is attached to you, not to your cabin, so it does not matter.

 

You could just get a key card, and sleep in the other cabin, but most get the cabins switched so they dont have to carry two cards.

[NinePoundHammer]

The $10/day charge for tipping is automatically applied to your S&S card?

 

So rather than being a $140 total on the room it will be a $70 chrage on each S&S card for two people in the room (assuming a 7-day cruise)?

 

Also, if you receive OBC says for a price reduction, is that applied to the room or is it split onto each S&S card?

[uppitycats]

The $10/day charge for tipping is automatically applied to your S&S card?

 

So rather than being a $140 total on the room it will be a $70 chrage on each S&S card for two people in the room (assuming a 7-day cruise)?

 

Also, if you receive OBC says for a price reduction, is that applied to the room or is it split onto each S&S card?

 

 

the $10 per person per day service/tipping charge is PER PERSON. So if there are 1,2, 3, 4 persons in the room, EACH will be charged the $10 per person. And if you each register your own separate card, then yes, each person will be charged the $10 per person per day, or $70.

 

The OBC is for the CABIN..so whoever is staying in that cabin would have to figure out how to use it for both of them, or one "buy" their share from the other.

[firefly333]

The $10/day charge for tipping is automatically applied to your S&S card?

 

So rather than being a $140 total on the room it will be a $70 chrage on each S&S card for two people in the room (assuming a 7-day cruise)?

 

Also, if you receive OBC says for a price reduction, is that applied to the room or is it split onto each S&S card?

 

If you changed cabins once onboard, the OBC will not follow you to another cabin ... could mess up the OBC.

[NinePoundHammer]

Edit: Nevermind, just saw the explanation, thanks.