silverlady59

Thanks to all fellow cruisers who took the time to post regarding cancelling and rebooking the same cruise. My travel agent spoke to/with NCL today and the upshot is that after an adjustment by NCL, and a fee of £35 I have had £455 knocked off the original cruise price and the cruise next deposit was still good for the booking, so a good result all round.

Thank you cruiser2015, I will speak to my travel agent tomorrow.

I booked a cruise for November 2024, I used a cruise credit as the deposit, I have now seen the same cruise about £600 cheaper, will I lose the credit if I cancel the cruise and rebook it straight away?

This is for anyone else hoping to travel to Copenhagen on 27th May 2022. I was scheduled to fly out on SAS airlines at 10.15 am. My TA does all my documents and stuff for me so I just call in and collect them. Yesterday, 21at May, I took a look on the airlines site to see when I could check in, the message can up that my booking was cancelled. Their customer service office works Mon thru Fri. My TA contacted NCL who said that there was no problem the flight was still booked but we insisted they look further. To their credit, a guy called Paul at NCL called SAS and found that the flight booking was cancelled LAST JULY and apparently the computers hadn't ' talked to each other so NCL weren't aware of the issue. Fortunately Paul got me another flight, not good flight times but at least he was able to sort it. So it's a warning to anyone else to check their flights of it was On SAS airlines . Have you ever thought you weren't meant to do this cruise?

Are the Baltic cruises cancelled? I am booked on the Getaway on the May 27th cruise and haven't heard of any cancellations. I'm from the UK so perhaps that's the difference but I doubt it. I know that the price that I paid is now on offer for less than 50% less. I carried the cruise over from 2021 due to the pandemic cancellations. Feedback would be appreciated.