As a business person, I understand why. Unlike the airlines that require payment in full, they have offered you the courtesy of putting a deposit to hold your booking until 90 days prior to the cruise. If you don’t pay at the 90 day mark, they have a better opportunity to sell your cabin without losing money on it. If they allowed you to wait any longer, they run the risk of not making the amount they expect to make. Very simple and completely spelled out in the contract you made when you paid your deposit.
As a business person, I understand why. Unlike the airlines that require payment in full, they have offered you the courtesy of putting a deposit to hold your booking until 90 days prior to the cruise. If you don’t pay at the 90 day mark, they have a better opportunity to sell your cabin without losing money on it. If they allowed you to wait any longer, they run the risk of not making the amount they expect to make. Very simple and completely spelled out in the contract you made when you paid your deposit.
