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Just received e-mails on 21 Mar letting us know the amounts of our FCC from our 15 Mar Encore cruise that was cancelled.  We did not cancel before, so we are doing the 150% FCC. The cruise was charged onto a single credit card, but the FCC was distributed between all 4 travelers (2 x adult, 2 x kids) minus the $500 in Cruise Next Certificates we applied.  The $500 in Cruise Next certificates was deducted from the first traveler on the reservation.  Both Cruise Next Certificates are now visible (approx 6 hr after the email arrived) on our NCL account with the same expiration dates that they had when we purchased them.  The charges for the cruise fare, successful upgrade bid, prepaid shore excursions, and beverage upgrade package were all used to calculate the FCC amount.

FCC is good until 31 Dec 2022.

There is also a note for " an additional 20% discount for a limited time only on any sailing from July 1, 2020 through Dec. 31, 2022 if we reserve by March 31, 2020."

Hope this provides a little information/awareness for those in similar situations.

2 hours ago, MikeBTN said:

Sailing 3/15 Encore. Awarded our Aft Haven suite today. Upgraded from a CAS comp balcony. This numbers may be skewed due to Coronavirus cancellations - we had 4 available suites this weekend and 26 this morning. The ones we bid on since we have 4 pax - 1 available aft suite and 1 2 BR suite available this weekend, 6 aft and 8 2 BR available this morning.

 

Bid won at $1,135 PP ($2,270 total). Another passenger on our cruise also in a balcony with 4 pax bid $1,800 PP and also won.

 

Our 2 BR bid of $1,320 PP was not chosen.

 

Thanks to those who cancelled, otherwise I wouldn’t have won lol.

Hey Mike.  Congrats on your upgrade.  We're (4 pax) also sailing on that date on the Encore.  Got an upgrade from a BA balcony to a 2BR for $1600.  You may be on to something with the skewed numbers this time.

https://www.ncl.com/credit

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