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mgetta3

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  1. 2 hours ago, sofietucker said:

    We both have conditions, me heart, him suppressed immune. So we're cancelling our April 15th HAL cruise & hoping American will extend its fly-by-March 31st to also let us cancel our flights... Since Allianz' (wonderful in the past) new policy denies reimbursement for pandemics, grrr, we're willing to eat the Marriott non-refundable hotel if we must.

     

    5 hours ago, SumoCitrus said:

    From this morning:   

     

     

     

    This is pretty intense. My parents were discussing their upcoming cruises with me this morning and whether they should go.

     

    Read this and decided we should cancel since we're in our 70's and have diabetes and asthma.   Then I looked at HAL's prices on our same cruise for next year and they have doubled the price!  Has anyone else seen the same thing?

     

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  2. On ‎3‎/‎3‎/‎2020 at 12:11 PM, AncientWanderer said:

    Viking has temporarily changed its cancellation policy.  As I understand it, they are allowing folks to cancel 24 hours ahead and receive a future cruise credit.

    This to me is a very responsible thing to do, so that people don't feel obligated to board planes and appear for a cruise if they aren't feeling well to travel.  A healthier ship will result and there will be less spread of illness overall.

    Except they've doubled the price of my cruise next year, so the future cruise credit is worthless.  What a rip off.

     

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