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We had a claim with AON in December for medical expenses relative to a kidney stone while on board. It took over six weeks to finally get reimbursed. Now I can't begin to imagine the delays inherent with this virus. You will probably get reimbursed but it will be a long process.. We also are also int same boat with AON currently (no pun intended)..
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44 minutes ago, C-Dragons said:
Maybe they’re telling you to buy a lottery ticket. 😉
😀😀😀😊😊
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8 minutes ago, pixiedust777 said:
I started by saying “this is my crazy thought” Celebrity has not officially cancelled any cruises after April 10th.
Not so crazy. Too much suspense for a relaxing cruise. Our tenth TA. Ironically, we would miss Madeira for the 3rd time. , 2010, Serious illness, 2011 hurricane and now this. The cruise gods are sending me a message.
D-Day would be after the so called current 30 day moratorium. Then the mad scramble.
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1 hour ago, pixiedust777 said:
My crazy thought is they will just take the Reflection out of service.
The ship is returning tomorrow to FLL as the current sailing got cut short.
Why fully clean, sanitize and stock for only one last Caribbean cruise of the season.
The TA on the 24th with the European restrictions is not going to happen so the Reflection would be empty until the Caribbean season starts again for her in Oct/Nov.
We are on the 24 Apr. Where does it say not happening????
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1 hour ago, C-Dragons said:
Sounds logical.
Can I call X and quote you? 😁
TOUCHE!!!
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15 minutes ago, Bo1953 said:
Yes, they want you to fly in, spend some time there and not cruise in and out.... 🙂
bon voyage
Not a bad idea. Beautiful area. But not soon. 😷😰
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8 minutes ago, Bo1953 said:
Read your policy, it will specifically state which perils are covered.
Since each policy is different, there is no way anyone, here, can specifically tell you what is or is not covered, your insurer, agent or underwriter of the policy is the best source for this information.
Yet, as a general rule and pending on date when the policy was purchased, etc. with the prerequisite documentation, it may be covered.
bon voyage
We'll just have to wait and see once the dust settles. Funds will be tied up for months etc. Our health is of utmost important. We are still on this cruise at least until the last day to cancel. Miracles can happen. This will be the third time we will miss Madeira, the first was because of serious illness; second during a hurricane in 2011. And now this. Are the Gods trying to tell me something??😩😩
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16 hours ago, Bo1953 said:
Of course they can, with supporting documentation for policy included perils.
bon voyage
Do you know first hand?
What Included perils??
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I'd be very curious to find out whether those who purchased travel insurance would be able to recover any non rebated monies (FCC or cash) out of pocket costs.
Has anyone contacted the insurance companies re. this?
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The TA ships could sail across empty. For the Summer season. But too soon to tell.
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2 hours ago, son3cruisers said:
I am also trying to decide.
Thinking the refund might be a wiser choice.
Im thinking that there might be restrictions attached to the FCC.
Totally agree.
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We are on the 24th of April TA to Dublin, More suspense and in limbo now. Should have a more clear picture in 2 weeks. Waiting!! 😰😰
I doubt our Doctor will give us the letter in any case.
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2 hours ago, josh.vincent.180 said:
CNBC right now, The CRUISE line policy submitted to the White House is BANNING ALL cruisers over 70 and anyone with a health issue.
Not official yet but its coming soon.Where did this post come from. I can find no reference. Please cite.
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2 minutes ago, isdoo said:
I never did find out what this actually cost if I was to purchase it.
Not worth it to purchase. IMHO, Free, OK.
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We've done 8 as well. 2 East and 6 West. Except for a fall TA in 2011 from Spain to FLL (hurricane) every cruise was like a mill pond. Enjoyable on the veranda. Eastbound might be a little cool but the weather was delightful. But best laid plans of mice and men yada, yada, yada!! Stuff happens. If one is queasy , maybe avoid or be adventurous. Storms are short lived for the most part.
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Of course. We haven't booked yet. OBC is high enough to be a problem if not refundable. Sounds like a problem everyone should have, Right.? Tough to use on board. Don't want to waste it in Shops. Not with Morocco on the horizon. We'll wait and see. Love this itinerary. On TA in April, will book at that time, get extra OBC and smaller deposit..
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Route 95 in Florida is notorious for accidents. No way would I venture to complete this. As poster "John in DC" said 3 hours each way. That is under ideal conditions.
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On 1/29/2020 at 4:25 PM, hiccups said:
Do you not think the people that wash your dishes, sheets and towels, or stock the bars, or do the kitchen prep, or clean the public restrooms, deserve anything? Because if you remove the gratuities, you will be hurting those crew members.
This is a very poignant point. An unsung hero on board is the individual who cleans the restrooms and keeps it in pristine condition. I feel that a little gratuity makes them glad that someone notices their effort over and above the daily gratuity charge.
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1 minute ago, SteveinPhilly said:
Denny: Just to clarify. The NOn-refundable one used first. THEN refundable. If any refundable still left - always for me. it will go back on the credit card X has on file.
As to Woody's question - you ASK the TA before booking how much is nonrefundable and how much is refundable. Anythingfrom X (like taking the $300 OBC as a perk - or an on board booking OBC is always NOn-Refundable. MOST (but not all from a TA is refundable this as I said the major TA I checked with gives you the OBC but it's NOT refundable. Simple to ask Any agent BEFORE you put deposit down. They better know or find another TA.
While here and discussing X - the NON-refundable OBC from X can be used at tables in the casino but can't be cashed in. You get special chips that you use and any wins are given to you in "cashable" chips. I usually have a $100 or so left in NON-refundable OBC and use for $100 in "marked" chips at the casino. I then find a regular gambler at one of my meals and offer them to the person at a 10% discount. They are gambling anyway and are usually happy to do it. So I lose $10 but don't need to spend the $100.
Steve, a great idea on the non refundable use in Casino. Never thought of that.
Now as mentioned, i need to know from my TA which is what. Will find out soon.
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Was told OBC no 2 sources were mentioned. If they would have, I would be able to determine. I guess if the TA does not give me this info, I must wait on board for the codes. Hoping he will. thanks.
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Is there any way to determine what portion of the OBC is refundable before the cruise? Ex. Rec'd $500 told some was refundable.
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Has anyone one taking the ho ho buses in Dublin and can recommend a good one? Conflicting reports abound good and bad. Thanks.
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4 minutes ago, VMax1700 said:
The Skylon is way out of the centre of Dublin.
Which Hilton? Not the airport Hilton, it also is too far out.
Russell Court is in a great central location (Harcourt Street) and close enough to St Stephen's Green etc. The tram system is outside the door. We havn't stayed there in years but would certainly consider it.
Clayton Cardiff Lane is reasonable location, but not much close by. You could walk across the river (try using the bridge tho'!) and get the tram into central dublin.
If I was picking then either Russell Court or Hilton Garden Inn, Custom House Quay, which is also close to the tram system.
Hilton Dublin Charlemont street. Center City.
Thanks. Hilton Garden is a little pricy. Russell Court sounds about right. Will pursue.
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For our Dublin stay. We think the following hotels might be good for our first visit after our transatlantic. We are very cost conscious and these are in our budget areas. Any assistance would be helpful;
Hilton Hotel
Russell Court
Dublin Skylon
Clayton Hotel Cardiff
Any thoughts re. these. We are seniors with 2 days available. thanks.
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same for us. Celebrity says call airline, airline says must deal with travel agent. I believe we are not going to like this outcome. We are booked on Norwegian but handled by ChoiceAir. Norwegian won't cancel or reimburse ChoiceAir is not doing anything.