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My July cruise on the Edge was cancelled 2 weeks ago and Celebrity offered me a 125% FCC or a full refund. I would have preferred to do another Lift & Shift but they told me they are no longer offering that option.

Normally, when the price of a cruise we have booked goes down before final payment, Celebrity will adjust the price of the cruise if I call and request it. Does anyone know how this works if you paid for the cruise with a Future Cruise Credit? If the price of the cruise goes down before final payment, will Celebrity adjust the price and give me the difference in another Future Cruise Credit?

Thank you, everyone. This is good information. I have one other question. How does the Captain's Club upgrade work on these regular balcony cabins? For instance, can I book a 2A for the price of a 2B on deck 7 on the Solstice Class ships?

Can anyone recommend a deck 6 obstructed balcony cabin on the Solstice Class ships where the obstruction is minimal? I am specifically interested in deck 6 on the Reflection but I assume all Solstice Class ships have the same design on deck 6.

What is the difference between a Surf package and a Stream package?

Can someone please explain to me how the Captain's Club cabin upgrade works regarding regular balcony cabins on the Reflection? Specifically, what balcony category can I get upgraded to from the least expensive balcony category?

Does anyone know how to calculate the amount of the 125% Future Cruise Credit that Celebrity is offering on cancelled cruises? Is it based on the total amount paid for the cruise including taxes or is it calculated before taxes? And if you use it to pay for another cruise that is higher in price, do you have to pay the difference at the time you book the new cruise?

In my opinion, this is going to kill the cruise industry. If this requirement is still in place next year, I am cancelling my Japan cruise and will not do any international travel until this changes.

This really bothers me. If this requirement remains in place, I will not be doing any international traveling anymore. And I am afraid that it will effectively kill the cruise industry. I have a Japan cruise scheduled for next year on the Solstice and if this requirement is still in place by then, I will cancel my cruise.

We did this itinerary on the Constellation in January 2019 and it was the best cruise I have ever taken. The cruise was 15 nights leaving from Abu Dhabi and ending in Singapore. In between, we stopped in Dubai, 3 cities in India (overnight in Mumbai), Sri Lanka, and Phuket, Thailand. Since we are still working, we only got to spend one day in Singapore at the end of the cruise but we were able to see a lot of the city in one day. This itinerary was amazing and I would do it again in a heartbeat. Unfortunately, this was the last cruise we were able to take before Covid 19 wrecked havoc on

I noticed that some of the fares include Wi-Fi Surf and some include Wi-Fi Stream. I know this is probably a stupid question, but what is the difference between Wi-Fi Surf and Wi-Fi Stream? I thought all Wi-Fi was the same.

I agree. Book Concierge or a regular veranda and use the money saved to dine in one of the speciality restaurants. I booked Aqua Class once and I personally did not find the food in Blu to be much better than the food in the main dining room. The service in Blu was better but the food was just ok.

If I am Elite Plus but my spouse is Elite, would Celebrity raise my spouse to Elite Plus as well? And if so, how would I go about making this change?

How do you find out if the Power Up points were posted to your account? When I log into Celebrity, I do not see where the Power Up points are listed. All I see are my total Captain's Club points. Where would the Power Up points be?

Does anyone know if there is a way to purchase Celebrity airport transfers using on-board credits before the cruise takes place? Airport transfers do not show up in my cruise planner so I am not sure if there is another way to purchase them with my on-board credit.