hello lovely fellow cruise mates, my husband and I are sailing on Celebrity Constellation on Jan 2nd next year (super excited ð³ð. Anyway the company have just offered us the chance to bid for a ‘MoveUp ‘ to improve our stateroom. We’ve booked an Ocean View stateroom . Has anyone experienced this offer - is it worth trying and what are our chances. Thanks in advance for your help and advise. ðð
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ShonaD
Thanks, what a wonderful treat for you, well done. Unfortunately we’d have had to bid over $600 for concierge class. So we bid $230 for either a family balcony or balcony suit, just to be able to have fresh air. Wish us luck.
Best of luck! Hope you get a wonderful cabin!
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That’s fantastic, well done you ðð
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Thank you ð
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I was tempted to bid, but it seemed like no deal if you had to bid high to get a chance, but for me the biggest gamble is where I may end up. There are certain places I don't want to be and I've often wondered if the rooms available are in less desirable areas and that's why they're available? But I have no experience in winning a bid, so it may not be that way at all.
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cruisedreamer22
I was tempted to bid, but it seemed like no deal if you had to bid high to get a chance, but for me the biggest gamble is where I may end up. There are certain places I don't want to be and I've often wondered if the rooms available are in less desirable areas and that's why they're available? But I have no experience in winning a bid, so it may not be that way at all.
sometimes they are but sometimes they are prime cabins vacated by others that either had to cancel for various reasons or they themselves moved up to nicer digs. It really is a crap shoot.
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Originally posted by:
cruisedreamer22
I was tempted to bid, but it seemed like no deal if you had to bid high to get a chance, but for me the biggest gamble is where I may end up. There are certain places I don't want to be and I've often wondered if the rooms available are in less desirable areas and that's why they're available? But I have no experience in winning a bid, so it may not be that way at all.
They usually are. If you do not care, you might be ok.
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Nicksmomo
im Rosa from state , I will love to have a little word with you if you care
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