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wjackson2289, We have taken a few back-to-back cruises. Here is our experience. Your mileage may vary. 1. There is a procedure for you to follow. You will receive a letter in your cabin describing that procedure. Basically, all those consecutive cruisers will meet in the area designated in the letter. Once all the other passengers are cleared off the ship, you will be escorted off the ship, maybe have your passport looked at, receive your new card for your new cabin and then escorted back onto the ship. No luggage unless you choose to carry a purse. You might have a special luncheon in the MDR. 2. Switching rooms is not difficult. Talk with your cabin attendant during your first cruise about this. We have found that the night before turn-around, you pack your small items, like all the stuff in the drawers and all your stuff in the bathroom. Your luggage stays in your room. The cabin attendant will move your luggage and all your hanging clothes for you. All your luggage and hanging clothes stay on the ship. It took us a day or two to intentionally go to our new cabin on the second cruise. Enjoy your cruises.