Canceling and rebooking courtesy holds

[TwitterCruise1]

Hey all... Liberty 5 nights a few sailings before ours is like half our price this January, with the same inventory more or less, of rooms available.

 

Is it ok or wrong to keep holding a room for 24 hours, check and rebook right before it expires? This way if it goes down, I can immediately rebook it at the lower price.

 

In the past, it didn't matter because they would refund you the difference or give you OB..but not these days!

[cruisinfanatic]

Hey all... Liberty 5 nights a few sailings before ours is like half our price this January, with the same inventory more or less, of rooms available.

 

Is it ok or wrong to keep holding a room for 24 hours, check and rebook right before it expires? This way if it goes down, I can immediately rebook it at the lower price.

 

In the past, it didn't matter because they would refund you the difference or give you OB..but not these days!

seems like a lot of work

[c-legs]

It's also a ''courtesy'' hold.....and ought not to be turned into ''churning'' ( which is what you're proposing to do) , a process frowned upon by carriers ( sea, air, etc....).

Cheers

[Merion_Mom]

You asked this last week. Why are you asking it again?

 

http://www.boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=1942939

[TwitterCruise1]

Does calling out strangers on a cruise message board give you a rush?

[Merion_Mom]

Does calling out strangers on a cruise message board give you a rush?

 

Do you have a problem with saying, "Oops, thanks for finding my previous thread for me. I had lost track of it."?

[iheartbda]

Hey MM, I think a pot just called a kettle black.:D