Stockholder benefit for back to back cruises

[Sailaweigh]

Hi,

My question is if I should book 2 14 day cruises back to back or book the longer 28 day cruise  (It is the same cruise).

Will I get 2 stockholder benefits if I book the cruises separately?

Does anyone have any experience doing this?

[justafem]

48 minutes ago, Sailaweigh said:

Hi,

My question is if I should book 2 14 day cruises back to back or book the longer 28 day cruise  (It is the same cruise).

Will I get 2 stockholder benefits if I book the cruises separately?

Does anyone have any experience doing this?

I do the same B2B in April of every year.  5 day and 7 day.  I get stock onboard for each cruise.  If I booked as a single 12 day cruise, I'd get $100, but as 2 cruises I get $50 and $100. 

 

2 (14) day cruises are worth $250 each. If there's no price difference, I'd be booking 2 cruises, because a single 28 day will only get the $250, while 2 (14) will be $500. 

Edited January 23, 2023 by justafem

[Coral]

Generally when I have looked, the onboard money works out best if booked as 2 different cruises. You get 2 different future cruise deposit OBC and get share holder OBC for both.

 

Though you have to factor in the price of booking both cruises individually or as one single cruise. Sometimes the single cruise is cheaper, sometimes the same price and sometimes more..... Create a spreadsheet and price both out.

 

Yes - if you book it as 2 separate cruises, you get share holder credit on both.