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On 3/7/2022 at 3:02 PM, Wendylala said:

yes when i booked there is also an expectation that they would try to make this vacation comparable to what is advertised. right now it isn't and there is no option to cancel without penalties. is this a legal practice? for now in the US yes. but not in some other countries where this is considered an illegal practice. is it ethically right? imho no. i think the cruiseline has an obligation to give what it advertised and if it can't, it should allow the customer to cancel. there are laws in the US against untruthful advertising practices like bait and switch.

I agree. This is not a typical situation. I canceled my April 23 cruise for medical reasons. 

1 hour ago, judithzuz said:

I think I already posted this somewhere but my wish is for an overnight in Warnemunde. It would give us a chance to take a train to Berlin and stay overnight there. It's an amazing city. And an extra port in Norway.

That’s a great idea. If they change the itinerary, I wonder if we will have the option to cancel. SPB is really the highlight of this cruise on 4/23 for me. 

On 7/21/2021 at 6:21 PM, Lanky Lad said:

Yes I got a refund within a few days of asking for it

Thanks. Maybe it’s because I am in the US. I Requested a refund over a month ago and have heard nothing. 

Has anyone gotten their future cruise credit or refund from the cancellations on June 16? 

On 6/29/2021 at 5:01 PM, LADYVIC said:

thats great we board Nov 29

 

Me, too! 🎉🎉🎉🤞🤞🤞

Thank you, Windsurfboy! 

I got this cancellation today as well. My confirmation says that my deposit is not refundable for any reason. Does that mean that I lose my deposit even though Cunard cancelled? That doesn’t seem right.