B2B- what's good and what's not

[Demonyte]

Even though you are on B2B or if NCL booked it as a 14 day trip, you will have to close out folio and get new card for second portion of trip.

 

No you don't. This might be how RCCL does it but not NCL. We have done two B2Bs booked as combined 14-night itineraries and had the same keycards (with the final disembarkation date printed on them) from the embarkation of the first leg until the disembarkation on the second leg and got only one credit card charge from the onboard account after the cruise.

Edited March 14, 2014 by Demonyte

[peg013]

Even though you are on B2B or if NCL booked it as a 14 day trip, you will have to close out folio and get new card for second portion of trip.

 

Did you read Post 22? They do not close out the bill (I believe folio is RCI speak) - I booked two 7 day cruises (one was a free cruise won on FB in fact) and while we did get new key cards for the 2nd half......we only had one continuous bill for all 14 days!

Edited March 14, 2014 by peg013

[NMLady]

No you don't. This might be how RCCL does it but not NCL. We have done two B2Bs booked as combined 14-night itineraries and had the same keycards (with the final disembarkation date printed on them) from the embarkation of the first leg until the disembarkation on the second leg and got only one credit card charge from the onboard account after the cruise.

 

This has been our experience as well.

[AF-1]

Well I stand corrected. I have never sailed NCL. I guess I will be able to sail for 14 days with one bill. Thanks for correcting my mistake.