jebhoward3

Yes, as long as you are the first person on the reservation. Now if FCC's are used for the ones that are no longer going, those are returned to them and not kept with the original reservation.

They no longer have smoked salmon on lunch menu. There is salmon, it's just not smoked. This was on the Dawn Brititsh Isles cruise departing Southampton on 5/14/22.

Yes, you can cancel cruise that is booked with FCC's. The FCC's go back into the original individuals accounts and from my expirence the expiriation date remains the same . My recently canceled cruise show the FCC's that were returned expire at the end of December of this year. We canceled, as 2 of our 3 people will not get vaccinated. So we are having their FCC's transfered to me (I'm the original payer and am Vaccinated). If the vaccination requirements goes away in time to rebook and take a cruise prior to end of December f - them we will cruise, if not my DH and I will cruise.

Does your ship have 1200 passengers or less which is the requirement for a ship to stop at Bora Bora. Their government requires this.

Just checked the NCL website and it still says the same: negative test within 2 days of departure for USA departure ports or within 3 days of departure for non-USA departure ports. Unable to find any other time frame. My cruise departs 5/14.

My OBC from travel agency is more than double that amount for our cruise next spring. So will we get that OBC or what will happen to the overage amount?