Dumb question about paid upgrades

[erdoran]

Is the cost to upgrade based on what I paid for my cabin originally or what it sells for on the day I upgrade?  For example, if I paid $1500 a year ago for a balcony, and on the day I upgrade it’s listed for $2000==and I upgrade to a $2500 mini suite, do I pay $500 (cost difference between the two cabins today) or $1000 (difference between original price and cabin price today)?  TIA

[Starry Eyes]

7 minutes ago, erdoran said:

Is the cost to upgrade based on what I paid for my cabin originally or what it sells for on the day I upgrade?  For example, if I paid $1500 a year ago for a balcony, and on the day I upgrade it’s listed for $2000==and I upgrade to a $2500 mini suite, do I pay $500 (cost difference between the two cabins today) or $1000 (difference between original price and cabin price today)?  TIA

Original price

[erdoran]

Yeah, duh, that’s what I thought but was hoping....dumb question I know

[Rsavtechcruise]

You pay $1000 basically you are getting credit for what you paid originally then choosing new and paying new total

[gmbhardy]

1 hour ago, erdoran said:

Is the cost to upgrade based on what I paid for my cabin originally or what it sells for on the day I upgrade?  For example, if I paid $1500 a year ago for a balcony, and on the day I upgrade it’s listed for $2000==and I upgrade to a $2500 mini suite, do I pay $500 (cost difference between the two cabins today) or $1000 (difference between original price and cabin price today)?  TIA

 

Just remember when you pay for an upgrade it is considered a rebook. You will lose the perks associated with yout original booking but gain the perks currently tied to your upgrade cabin. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose.