Life happens. Oftentimes the best laid plans need to be changed at a later date. Booking a cruise is no exception. Maybe a family member or friend was allowed to take off work after all. Or, someone changed their mind and decided to join you on your trip. Whatever the case, use these valuable tips to learn how to add a passenger to your cabin on a cruise at a later date.
Step1
Contact your travel agent or the cruise line directly as soon as you need to add another passenger to your cabin. Explain the situation to them.
Step2
If you are adding a passenger to a cabin that can accommodate three or four people, there shouldn't be a problem. The biggest issue is if the ship has already reached its sailing capacity. So the earlier you book, the better.
Step3
If you try to add another passenger to your cabin after you've requested a "single" accommodation, you'll need to upgrade to a larger cabin or to a suite. The extra cost will vary, depending on the cruise line.
Step4
Book a "Handicapped Cabin" for your cruise in advance and you won't be able to add an additional passenger, unless they too are handicapped. These cabins are reserved for passengers with disabilities only.
Step5
Make the reservation for the extra passenger, then arrange to pay the deposit for their fare.
Step6
Consider canceling the cruise and rebooking it for a later date if you're unable to add a passenger to your cabin.
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Monday, September 15, 2008
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