4 Ladies, 1 Cabin?

[maryandmarge]

Thanks everyone for all the great help. I forgot to mention I also get a casino discount so think I will get two cabins under my account so we can all get the same low price. Couldn’t handle all in one room.

 

Might be more fun if you could get adjoining rooms - gives you the option to leave the door open so the 4 of you can hang out

Have fun whatever you decide to do...

[DaveOKC]

Thanks everyone for all the great help. I forgot to mention I also get a casino discount so think I will get two cabins under my account so we can all get the same low price. Couldn’t handle all in one room.

 

I have been told in the past that the casino discount only applies to the cabin that the casino player is in, so you might want to research that a bit further before making plans.

[AtlantaCruiser72]

Yes - the Casino discount will ONLY apply to the room of the qualified traveler, no exceptions

 

I would still only book 2 rooms with 4 adults. One room would be way to cramped and no privacy. Heck it can be tight with 2 in a standard room at times!

[RuthC]

I forgot to mention I also get a casino discount so think I will get two cabins under my account so we can all get the same low price. Couldn’t handle all in one room.

If you aren't allowed too extend the casino discount to both cabins, you could still make an offer to your friends. Total the price of both cabins and split that total evenly. That way everyone gets part of the discount.

[OlsSalt]

Book three people in one cabin with the casino discount and a solo in another cabin (paying double price) - does that make it work with your casino in-cabin discount for three passengers - when you share the total cost four ways? (Totally ignorant about casino discounts but I hear they can be very, very good)

[DaveOKC]

Book three people in one cabin with the casino discount and a solo in another cabin (paying double price) - does that make it work with your casino in-cabin discount for three passengers - when you share the total cost four ways? (Totally ignorant about casino discounts but I hear they can be very, very good)

 

I do not see how the math works out on that approach, regardless of the casino discount. The solo cabin paying double would wipe out the savings from the third person in the other cabin - even if the third person were "free" it would be a wash. Please correct me if I am wrong on this.

 

Plus, why go through the hassle of cabin keys, separate accounts, etc. for no better than a "wash"?