Repricing

[CruiseCrew123]

If you book on board and then see a lower price online do you lose the additional obc you receive for booking with future cruises

[mahdnc]

15 minutes ago, CruiseCrew123 said:

If you book on board and then see a lower price online do you lose the additional obc you receive for booking with future cruises

 

No, you will retain the OBC for booking on board.

Edited February 1, 2020 by mahdnc

[NantahalaCruiser]

11 minutes ago, CruiseCrew123 said:

If you book on board and then see a lower price online do you lose the additional obc you receive for booking with future cruises

Don't know about the UK residence impact on this, but in the US, you have 60 days (or the final payment date) to transfer your booking to a TA without losing the on-board-booking-bonus-OBC. And in the US, you can have the booking repriced to a lower price up until the final payment date.

 

However, if the online price is lower because the TA is offering a group rate, that might complicate the issue.

[CruiseCrew123]

I’ve already transferred to a US travel agent 

[AdventureJes]

If you happen to move up to a higher category level, you'll get extra OBC based on what the offer was when you booked on the ship which is something to keep in mind when thinking about possibly upgrading.

[Happy Cruiser 6143]

Just be sure to do all this with your original booking number.  If you cancel and rebook, you will lose your onboard booking OBC.