william MP

Thank you!!!!! Let see i am 8 days away no news has of now.

3 hours ago, FionaMG said:

Hi William, and welcome to the boards.

Basically, you should expect NOT to win your bid as there is a far greater chance of that happening than there is of winning it. If you do win, then look on it as unexpected bonus!

Earlier in the start-up, lots of people were reporting winning bids and that was largely down to the fact that ships were sailing well below capacity, meaning there were always empty rooms.

However, everything has now been ramped back up and most ships are sailing at or close to capacity meaning there is not much real estate out there for bidders.

You could be notified of a winning literally any time up to sailing or even a few hours after (e.g. if someone cancels or no-shows, opening up a previously unavailable room). Similarly, rejection e-mails will usually come in after your ship sails since there is a buffer period just in case of those very last-minute cancellations/no-shows. I received my rejection e-mail at 2 am, so 9 hours after the ship's scheduled sailing time.

I hope this helps and you have a great cruise.

 

thank you!!!   

hi guys!

I am going un June 25 on the symphony of the seas, I received an email regarding the royal up program and submit the bid, has been already like a month I haven't received no answer yet. can you share with me the time to answer that you had? how likely is to win a bid?