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My experience is that O charges you $199 pp for each change in flights.

Submit the form with brokerage statement plus some evidence that you are the sole owner of the corporation. If they say no, go up the line with supervisors and Duke it out. They are tight with money.

Easy to figure out if O-Life is a good deal. Subtract the on board credit from the difference between O-life and cruise only. That is what you are paying for round trip air and transfers. But there is a big kicker. The included flights are only from certain gateway cities on same day flights. If you want to fly from a different city or on a different day, O charges you $199 per person extra. If you don’t live near a gateway city, you will need to either fly to the gateway or drive to the gateway, stay in a hotel near the airport, leave your car and drive home from the gateway on your return. Plus there is always the possibility that the same day flight to the cruise city will be delayed and you miss your cruise. Off course you have the option of doing O-Life minus the flights and the will give you a $300 pp credit for not using the flights, leaving you the OBC which you are paying for anyway. I-Life flights only dork if you live near a gateway city and are willing to risk flying on cruise day.