shearer

am in the same situation as u. big group of us, across 5 balcony rooms. 

worse is, we have different budgets for Royal Up. For me, I have around S$1,300 to bid and play with. and initial checks with my family and friends revealed that they dont have similar amounts to mine. So, likely that degree of success is different. 

Should I go ahead and bid? Or should I calibrate my bids to align with theirs?

All for one, one for all?

21 minutes ago, FionaMG said:

It's anyone's guess.

Back in September, on Harmony, my highest upgrade choice from a boardwalk view balcony was a JS and they wanted a minimum bid of $300 pp (I passed).

For my upcoming Odyssey cruise in May I am in an obstructed balcony cabin but can bid all the way up to a royal loft suite. If I wanted to bid on that the minimum bid is $750 pp. Think I might bid on it just for the fun.

The cheapest sky class bid is $100 pp for a GS.

Awesome!

I guess my additional budget of US$1,000 is workable then. Still, need lots of luck!

But, in terms of common sense, if ship is at 50% capacity limit, it also means that the other 50% unsold cabins are up for grabs, right?

hi guys, just booked a cruise on Spectrum for June 2022, sailing out of Singapore.

As you may be aware, SG Govt has a limit of capacity of 50%. 

So, I am wondering, does this 50% limit more or less confirms that there will be more than enough rooms available for RoyalUp?

Does anyone has any experience of RoyalUp for such a situation? Care to share please?

Have booked Balcony room but I should have additional budget of S$1,300 to play with. 

So, thinking of using this S$1,300 to bid for suites.

Do you think my S$1,300 (Which is around US$1,000?) will go a long way if I wanna bid for Sky Class suites?

Or should I budget for more?

As of now, my Balcony room costs S$2,400 for 2A2C. 

hi guys, just booked a cruise on Spectrum for June 2022, sailing out of Singapore.

As you may be aware, SG Govt has a limit of capacity of 50%. 

So, I am wondering, does this 50% limit more or less confirms that there will be more than enough rooms available for RoyalUp?

Does anyone has any experience of RoyalUp for such a situation? Care to share please?

Have booked Balcony room but I should have additional budget of S$1,300 to play with. 

So, thinking of using this S$1,300 to bid for suites.

Do you think my S$1,300 (Which is around US$1,000?) will go a long way if I wanna bid for Sky Class suites?

Or should I budget for more?

As of now, my Balcony room costs S$2,400 for 2A2C.