Connecting rooms

[mama_2_boys]

Is it possible to book connecting rooms online myself or do I have to call Carnival? If I can book them myself what is the trick?

[Cruise-Crazy]

I’ve never tried booking them myself. If you choose to do it yourself it does show what cabins are connecting when you are choosing them. 

[mama_2_boys]

1 hour ago, Cruise-Crazy said:

I’ve never tried booking them myself. If you choose to do it yourself it does show what cabins are connecting when you are choosing them. 

Since it only gives me a small block of cabins to choose from I think I'll have to call.  Thank you!

[BENHANDEL]

I could not make it work trying to book myself. I just wasn't being shown all available options. But my PVP made it happen. 

[joepeka]

As mentioned, you will likely have to call or work with a PVP. The web site will only show about 10 available cabins that match your search criteria and it rarely (never?) shows available connecting cabins when in fact, they probably are available.

[Cruise-Crazy]

2 hours ago, mama_2_boys said:

Since it only gives me a small block of cabins to choose from I think I'll have to call.  Thank you!

If you call you know for sure. 

[ireashmott]

You can, but it is often easier to find connecting rooms with the right capacity over the phone. Also remember minimum capacity can change. We are currently looking to repeat a cruise we did in 2018, but they currently won’t sell to our size (we do a 2 person and a 3 person, and our old cabins currently are only available for a 2 and 4).

[thehappierhomemaker]

you can always find better connecting options if you call, if i find some online I hold them then call and more than once my rep has found me something better connecting than I could find online