Royal Caribbean ยท 3 rooms or more
Book Royal Caribbean rooms one at a time, and your group can end up on different decks and at different dinner tables. Then someone has to chase everyone to pay. Tina plans it all as one trip, so your group stays close, eats together, and nobody chases anybody. It starts with a free room plan.
Step 1 of 3
How many rooms, who's going, and when. Then pick a time to talk with Tina. The call is free, and you don't have to book anything.
Why groups call Tina
Every room on Royal Caribbean is its own booking. Book them one at a time, and here's what can happen.
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Book rooms one at a time and the group can end up spread across the ship. Tina picks rooms close together first.
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Rooms that aren't linked can end up at different tables and times. Tina links the rooms so the group can eat together.
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Family rooms and connecting rooms go fast on busy weeks. Tina books the hard-to-get rooms first, then the rest.
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When each family pays for its own room, someone has to keep track. Tina keeps every room's payment dates in one place.
Your travel advisor
Tina Butler is a travel advisor who plans cruises. She focuses on Royal Caribbean, and she knows the Caribbean well.
“We've been just about everywhere in the Caribbean.”
Tell her who's coming and how many rooms you need. She'll put the plan together and help everyone get booked. When a question comes up, you call Tina.
Answer a few questions about your group and pick a time that suits you. The call with Tina is free.