Buying Next Cruise Onboard

[Vagabond Knight]

You don't always keep the OBC you received if you change to a different cruise.  In particular, it may not carry over if you switch to a Transatlantic.  From what I've been told "The rules are different with a Transatlantic."

[ghstudio]

2 hours ago, SunsetPoint said:

You don't always keep the OBC you received if you change to a different cruise.  In particular, it may not carry over if you switch to a Transatlantic.  From what I've been told "The rules are different with a Transatlantic."

 

You keep the book on-board OBC perk, however there is a table of perks and your new cruise will get the OBC perk appropriate to THAT cruise, not the original one.  So if you book a 14 night European cruise and change it to a transatlantic, your OBC will change from $250 to $100.  If you change the other way, it will increase from $100 to $250.  You do not LOSE the perk as long as the reservation number stays the same...and yes, you can keep the same reservation number even if you change your cruise.

[ben.chan]

2 hours ago, ghstudio said:

 

You keep the book on-board OBC perk, however there is a table of perks and your new cruise will get the OBC perk appropriate to THAT cruise, not the original one.  So if you book a 14 night European cruise and change it to a transatlantic, your OBC will change from $250 to $100.  If you change the other way, it will increase from $100 to $250.  You do not LOSE the perk as long as the reservation number stays the same...and yes, you can keep the same reservation number even if you change your cruise.

 

I have always assumed the OBC amount would be reduced if you "downgrade" (which is laid out in the fine prints at the bottom of the leaflet), but wont be increased if you upgrade (which is not mentioned)

Just my assumption from interpreting the words; could probably be wrong...