Five people per room

[lekent]

I'm looking to book Allure Of the Seas May 1st, out of Fort Lauderdale. Problem is... there is 5 of us, Online will only let me select 4 people per room. Has anyone had same situation? What did you do? I see I can either select 2 rooms or call and ask if there is any Family size staterooms available. What option is cheaper ?

 

Also has anyone called a RCI agent and had a price discount given to them over the phone?

[Clarea]

I'm looking to book Allure Of the Seas May 1st, out of Fort Lauderdale. Problem is... there is 5 of us, Online will only let me select 4 people per room. Has anyone had same situation? What did you do? I see I can either select 2 rooms or call and ask if there is any Family size staterooms available. What option is cheaper ?

 

Also has anyone called a RCI agent and had a price discount given to them over the phone?

Royal does not post prices or allow web bookings of staterooms on which they have set a minimum occupancy of more than 4 guests.

 

Your only options to get a price would be by calling Royal or a travel agent.

 

They will give you prices based on whatever promo is currently running.

Edited February 23, 2016 by clarea

[cb at sea]

Just pick up the phone and call! Easy! Have the deck plans in front of you!

[GUT2407]

I'm looking to book Allure Of the Seas May 1st, out of Fort Lauderdale. Problem is... there is 5 of us, Online will only let me select 4 people per room. Has anyone had same situation? What did you do? I see I can either select 2 rooms or call and ask if there is any Family size staterooms available. What option is cheaper ?

 

Also has anyone called a RCI agent and had a price discount given to them over the phone?

 

You will need to call.

 

But I'd go two cabins.

[Krazy Kruizers]

Welcome to Cruise Critic.

I would go with 2 cabins.

I can't imagine, even with a family cabin, how crowded it would be -- and 5 people using 1 bath room -- not for me.

[whataboutport]

It can be done. If you are on a budget, there is no choice and you have to make due. We have done it before. When my brother and I were in middle school (I know we weren't full size yet, but almost there!) and my dad and my grandparents we all stayed in one inside cabin. They had to roll in a cot for my dad each night that barely fit between the two beds. My brother and I got the flip down beds from the wall.

[Bonnie J.]

I know Carnival has some cabins with a trundle bed that slides under one of the beds. these cabins sleep 5 with two pull down beds also. You can also ask for a roll away bed which is folded up by the steward each morning, made up at night. But is there room for one in the cabin????

[Corby114]

On some ships two inside cabins are cheaper than jamming five people into one room. With two rooms you have two bathrooms which make things a lot easier.