empty cabins

[ree1009]

HI all! Is there a website I can go to and find out which rooms are available on my cruise? I know I can do a mock booking, but I want to see multiple categories so I can decide where to move(currently under lido). Thanks in advance!

[Sixtytwo]

You might have better luck contacting your PVP or TA and just asking. You can always look first at the deck plans for the particular ship you are booked on to get an idea of which cabins are not under or over particular public areas where noise may be an issue. Then you will have an idea before you ask about availability. If your cruise is pretty soon, you will likely find very few "choice" cabins available. Good luck!

[SuiteTraveler]

There isn't really a site like what you are describing. The best thing to do is go to the website of your cruise line, look at the deck plans and choose a deck that has cabins above and cabins below it. Then call your travel agent or cruise line, depending on how you booked your cabin and ask for a cabin on decks you are interested in.

[Flatbush Flyer]

HI all! Is there a website I can go to and find out which rooms are available on my cruise? I know I can do a mock booking, but I want to see multiple categories so I can decide where to move(currently under lido). Thanks in advance!

 

 

Call your TA.

[ree1009]

Thanks! I know there used to be a site where the available rooms would have a flashing dot if they were available.

[Essiesmom]

Many of the large online agencies have the flashing dots, but you have to check each category separately, doing a mock booking. EM