B2B Question

[Love2Cruise2015]

When you book a B2B do you get the booklet with the luggage tags for both cruises or just the first one?

 

[Mathmagicland]

When you book a B2B do you get the booklet with the luggage tags for both cruises or just the first one?

You should get separate booklet & luggage tags for each cruise.

 

[Love2Cruise2015]

You should get separate booklet & luggage tags for each cruise.

Great-Thank you

 

[HeatherLassell]

When you book a B2B do you get the booklet with the luggage tags for both cruises or just the first one?

We got both, which was really silly.

 

[Calantha]

We got both, which was really silly.

It's probably just the system. But for example, our B2B doesn't look like a B2B. DS is on a reservation with DH for the first part and I'm in a room with the in-laws. Leg 2 is just me and DS. I realize that isn't usually the case, but it is probably harder for them not to send than to just send along with everyone else when the time comes.

 

[HeatherLassell]

It's probably just the system. But for example, our B2B doesn't look like a B2B. DS is on a reservation with DH for the first part and I'm in a room with the in-laws. Leg 2 is just me and DS. I realize that isn't usually the case, but it is probably harder for them not to send than to just send along with everyone else when the time comes.

Oh for sure. It makes sense. I'm just saying it was silly since it's a b2b I didn't need luggage tags. lol

 

[Grandma4ever]

The system that sends the paperwork for the cruises does not recognize that you are remaining on board. In fact, you really are not as you need to exit the ship for it to clear customs and check back in as if it was the 1st day. If you have the same stateroom, it is a privilege that you are allowed to leave your belonging on board. I have done this twice and have another planed for November 2024.

 

[Marc D]

Oh for sure. It makes sense. I'm just saying it was silly since it's a b2b I didn't need luggage tags. lol

Of course it’s silly if everything goes according to plan. But you could cancel the first leg last minute and only show up for the second one, in which case you would need the second set of tags.

A B2B requires very little involvement on DCL’s part. It is a rare occurrence and they give it as little attention as they can. They don’t do anything special before the cruise outside of making sure they conform to the PVSA. You still need to check-in for both cruises. Onboard, outside of the turn-around instructions and the head server visit, they also don’t do anything special.

 

[auntlynne]

Do we really want Disney IT trying to decide if you are in a B2B and need luggage tags? More code in a program so it can goof up?

 

[motherdaughtercruisers]

Do we really want Disney IT trying to decide if you are in a B2B and need luggage tags? More code in a program so it can goof up?

Oh gosh! Don’t say that! I called and they put a note on the reservations, but hopefully nothing that will cause issue! I know I didn’t have to call, but did just because it took two seconds. Wish us luck!

 

[auntlynne]

Oh gosh! Don’t say that! I called and they put a note on the reservations, but hopefully nothing that will cause issue! I know I didn’t have to call, but did just because it took two seconds. Wish us luck!

Good luck! You’ll be fine. I haven‘t had problems with B2B - and that includes changing rooms.

 

[HeatherLassell]

The system that sends the paperwork for the cruises does not recognize that you are remaining on board. In fact, you really are not as you need to exit the ship for it to clear customs and check back in as if it was the 1st day. If you have the same stateroom, it is a privilege that you are allowed to leave your belonging on board. I have done this twice and have another planed for November 2024.

Yup we made sure we had the same room so we didn't have to pack up. It was great! I hope to do another B2B in the future!