Booking next cruise onboard

[Naomigruis]

Hi everyone

We booked our next cruise on our last cruise and got the OBC applied to the cruise we where on so I understand how that works but I am confused with the saving certificates. What are these? How do you get them? How do they work?

We want yo book a 13 day New Zealand cruise while onboard our upcoming cruise.

Thanks
Sylva

[jticarruthers]

Not sure what savings certificates you are referring to. Could you provide a little more explanation of what you think you know and it might jog my (or someone more knowledgeables) memory.

[Ourusualbeach]

[quote name='Naomigruis']Hi everyone

We booked our next cruise on our last cruise and got the OBC applied to the cruise we where on so I understand how that works but I am confused with the saving certificates. What are these? How do you get them? How do they work?

We want yo book a 13 day New Zealand cruise while onboard our upcoming cruise.

Thanks
Sylva[/QUOTE]

Savings certificates are no longer available. They have been replaced by C&A discounts that will appear automatically on select cruises. They do not appear on all cruises.

[Naomigruis]

[quote name='Ourusualbeach']Savings certificates are no longer available. They have been replaced by C&A discounts that will appear automatically on select cruises. They do not appear on all cruises.[/QUOTE]


Ok thanks. I was looking in member benefits on their website and it said $150 obc and $100 saving certificate for a total of $250 saving but didn't know what the sVing certificate was.

[DragonOfTheSeas]

We booked onboard about 3 weeks ago. The $100 was applied at the time the booking was made and appeared on our invoice.

[blackshirt]

[quote name='Ourusualbeach']Savings certificates are no longer available. They have been replaced by C&A discounts that will appear automatically on select cruises. They do not appear on all cruises.[/QUOTE]

I'm not sure that is true. Yes, you can no longer go to your C&A account and pull up a list of your savings certificates but I believe the program does still exist, just under a different name. Savings certificates can not be combined with the C&A balcony discount and in most cases the balcony discount is higher. However, for C&A Gold members that are not yet eligible for the balcony discount, it is possible they will get a "savings certificate" discount. On the website, they call it C&A Exclusive Rates. The website just tells you the highest discount will automatically be applied.

[Clarea]

[quote name='blackshirt']I'm not sure that is true. Yes, you can no longer go to your C&A account and pull up a list of your savings certificates but I believe the program does still exist, just under a different name. Savings certificates can not be combined with the C&A balcony discount and in most cases the balcony discount is higher. However, for C&A Gold members that are not yet eligible for the balcony discount, it is possible they will get a "savings certificate" discount. On the website, they call it C&A Exclusive Rates. The website just tells you the highest discount will automatically be applied.[/quote]
I think you just said the same thing that Ken said.

[blackshirt]

[quote name='clarea']I think you just said the same thing that Ken said.[/QUOTE]

Oops, my apologies. I guess my reading comprehension this early in the morning is lacking.

[Ourusualbeach]

[quote name='blackshirt']Oops, my apologies. I guess my reading comprehension this early in the morning is lacking.[/QUOTE]

No worries.:)