Price drop question

[SeaCookie94]

My cruise has went down $400 pp but my category is sold out. Will I be able to get the price change without losing the room I have?

[tiggerfan616]

If your category is sold out how do you know if went down $400 per person?

 

But to answer the question in general after final payment is made the cruise line is not obligated to do anything for price drops but will usually offer and upgrade or obc for part of the difference.

[SeaCookie94]

If your category is sold out how do you know if went down $400 per person?

 

 

 

But to answer the question in general after final payment is made the cruise line is not obligated to do anything for price drops but will usually offer and upgrade or obc for part of the difference.

 

 

Well i still see the price for the balcony staterooms and the cruise is in November so I'm not at final payment yet

[AEckhardt]

It's always worth a call! See what they can do for you[emoji4]

[GrabMyWrist]

Well i still see the price for the balcony staterooms and the cruise is in November so I'm not at final payment yet

 

Yes, you should be fine. You may lose any booking options you had though as it's considered a rebook.

[S.S.Oceanlover]

Well i still see the price for the balcony staterooms and the cruise is in November so I'm not at final payment yet

 

What makes you think your category is sold out?

 

If you are seeing a price for your balcony category it isn't sold out.

 

Bill

[Casino Comp Chick]

What makes you think your category is sold out?

 

If you are seeing a price for your balcony category it isn't sold out.

 

Bill

 

My guess is they are looking at the fishing site but when mock booking on NCL category is sold out. It happens all the time

[Cauzneffct]

We booked in March for a May 2016 cruise and the price dropped $300 per person this week. Called and got the new rate in about a minute. Couldn't have been easier.