B of A Points Question

[Debitoo]

I haven't seen this question asked before. What does it matter if it's single or double occupancy when redeeming points for OBC? I can understand if you were using points for booking a cruise or for $ off a cruise but for OBC?

 

From the B of A Website:

 

Royal Caribbean $150 Onboard Credit - Double Occupancy

15,000 points

 

Royal Caribbean $150 Onboard Credit - Single Occupancy

15,000 points

 

I just can't figure it out. Am I missing something?

 

Thanks!

[Clarea]

I haven't seen this question asked before. What does it matter if it's single or double occupancy when redeeming points for OBC? I can understand if you were using points for booking a cruise or for $ off a cruise but for OBC?

 

From the B of A Website:

 

Royal Caribbean $150 Onboard Credit - Double Occupancy

15,000 points

 

Royal Caribbean $150 Onboard Credit - Single Occupancy

15,000 points

 

I just can't figure it out. Am I missing something?

 

Thanks!

I believe that selection is meant to control if the OBC is split between the guests, or all goes to one guest. However, no matter what I choose, it always seems to be split. You can change it at Guest Services if you want it re-allocated.

Edited April 1, 2014 by clarea

[Debitoo]

I believe that selection is meant to control if the OBC is split between the guests, or all goes to one guest. However, no matter what I choose, it always seems to be split. You can change it at Guest Services if you want it re-allocated.

Thanks Bob! So, you are saying it doesn't matter which I choose? (Probably not, but I thought I'd ask anyway).:rolleyes: And besides, if it's wrong, I can tell them Bob said it was OK, right? :D :p

[Elkpad]

I redeemed some from my card recently and noted it split it even though i requested it NOT be and its MY card, not the other guests. It's annoying they even have the option if they aren't going to pay attention to it.

[molly361]

Thanks Bob! So, you are saying it doesn't matter which I choose? (Probably not, but I thought I'd ask anyway).:rolleyes: And besides, if it's wrong, I can tell them Bob said it was OK, right? :D :p

 

 

Not Bob but if it is 2 people linked to the same credit card it does not matter. It only matters is it is 2 people that will each have their own separate Sea Pass accounts, like 2 solos travelling together.

 

PS Sure you can tell them Bob said it is alright:p

[cruisenfever]

Thanks Bob! So, you are saying it doesn't matter which I choose? (Probably not, but I thought I'd ask anyway).:rolleyes: And besides, if it's wrong, I can tell them Bob said it was OK, right? :D :p

They always split ours up and we have never had a problem. For a married couple, it really doesn't matter because everything ends up on one bill at the conclusion of the cruise.

Edited April 1, 2014 by cruisenfever

[papaflamingo]

They split mine too. When it's my wife and I, no problem. But we did a cruise with my son and daughter-in-law, and for the D+ discount my son and I were in one cabin and wife and daughter-in-law in another (we switched on board). They put one B of A certificate on my account, and the other on my son's. Since we switched cabins, and the $100 OBC future booking was on my wife's account, I just let him keep it. Don't know why the split it.