Royal up on back 2 back

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I have a junior suite back to back on Voyager of the seas coming up. The minimal prices are very low for owners suite and above.  I dont think it is advisable to bid, as you are not guaranteed to get the same suite on the second leg of the trip?

[DonR]

If you want the same room on both legs then I would not bid. It is very unlikely you would get the same cabin twice on the Royal up and you just might well get it on one and not the other. 

[teddy]

Each leg of the back to back is its own cruise for Royal Up purposes. 
 

In the past, we have had successful bids for both legs of a back to back, and had different cabins for each leg. 
 

If you want to be guaranteed to stay in the same cabin for both legs, I recommend not bidding. 

[Linda R]

I have been offered a Royal Up for a cruise in 10 days.  Also doing B2B.  I am in Jr Suite, Aft.  I like the Aft cabins.  If I did bid I would not get the same cabins, nor probably not even get both Royal Up bids.  I also do not want to change cabins half way thru the trip.  So, I did not bid and we are keeping our cabin we chose almost 2 years ago.  

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[Pattycruise]

Look at the location of those owner suites.  I did a royal up on Adventure when it was at 30% capacity last year.  I didn’t due my research.  The OS are located below the pool deck.  With that cabin cdd as me all the noise of stacking, moving and cleaning of the deck.  I can’t imagine a full ship snd how much longer that noise would last.

if you are set on bidding it’s really not a big deal to pack up to shift cabins. I had to do it when I added a second leg to a week I had booked months previously