Besides asking a TA, is there a way to check a ships availability?

[doulaamy]

Hello folks...

I was just wondering this since I'm watching the prices and I'm wondering what the chances might be, either now or later, for us to upgrade (which I highly doubt, but a girl can wish) :)

 

Also, just to check general availability and how full the ship is.

 

Thank you!

[Sue L]

You have to call RCCL to get an idea of all rooms and they won't give out that info. I am a TA and I can see way more then what is on the RCCL site but not all.

[DonnaK]

Hello folks...

I was just wondering this since I'm watching the prices and I'm wondering what the chances might be, either now or later, for us to upgrade (which I highly doubt, but a girl can wish) :)

 

Also, just to check general availability and how full the ship is.

 

Thank you!

 

Yes, go onto the RCI website, or any travel website, and pretend to book a cruise. All the options will come up, along with the prices. (Just note that on the RCI website, they only show a maximum of 5 cabins for eachh category, so there may be more cabins available, and it's not necessarily a good indicator of how a ship is selling.)

[cb at sea]

Just call on the phone! It's quick and easy!

[doulaamy]

I use Travelocity to check cabin availability. Seems to work pretty good.

 

Never thought of that!

Thanks so much!