Please help me find

[sunnydaze]

I have been searching + searching-

 

I am helping my sister book a cruise for her honeymoon next Sept.

 

I used to have a site bookmarked, that would show you the cabins still available on the ship. You know- the cabins would flash that were available.

 

I know I can count on you to help me find it.

Thanks so much for your help!

[Magicat]

Hi - if you go to the travelocity.com site it will show you the rooms. I think this might be what you are looking for:)!!

[sunnydaze]

Gee- magicat- You're good!!

It took only 4 min. to get my answer!

ya- that's the site I was looking for- Thank you!

 

Now- why isn't the title of my thread in bold - like everyone elses?

I haven't been on here for awhile, and it seems to be re-formated + I don't understand why the Thread titles are different colours too?

[Rala]

FYI--Orbitz.com and Expedia.com dothe same thing. They all show the same cabins.

[just4kixx]

actually there used to be sites where you could put in the specific cabin you were interested in (bestpricecruises.com was one). Now, I think the only way to check on a specific cabin is to work with RCCL... that doesn't mean you have to book directly with them... although you could, then transfer your booking to your preferred TA

 

 

If anyone knows of a site where you can still key in the specific cabin you are looking for, I'd love to hear it.

 

Good luck with your planning

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[mringenoldus]

If there are 6 cabins flashing in a categiry - there are probably others also available. Travelocity only shows you 6 at a time. On the other hand, if there are less than 6 flashing, the cabin availability is getting low.

[medolee]

Southwestairlines.com also has this feature

[sunnydaze]

Thank you everyone!

 

I especially appreciated the info on the "only 6 cabins flashing" bit. I was starting to really panic when I only saw 6 cabins flashing. HA!

[mringenoldus]

Glad to have been of help - I've certainly benefitted from the advice of others!