What if I have to cancel cruise

[jtwanabe]

I'm hoping not but I may have to reschedule my cruise because of some new business I picked up. What happens if that happens?

 

JT:confused:

[k2excursion]

If this is for your upcoming cruise on the Triumph, 10/7, you are within the 75% penalty period. From 15 to 29 days prior to sailing, the penalty is the greater of the deposit or 75% of the total cruise fare. Gov't taxes & fees will be fully refunded. As of today, Friday 9/13, it is 24 days prior to sailing.

 

Or is this for another sailing?

[okgirl]

Well, hopefully the new business will makeup for the 75% you are getting ready to lose. You only have a couple of weeks to make up your mind before you will lose 100%.

 

And you can reschedule, but you're still going to lose the money. They won't let you transfer the entire balance to another cruise, but they may allow you to transfer the remaining balance to count toward your deposit for a future cruise if you rebook at the same time you are cancelling.

[shippmates]

You will be assessed a penalty by the cruise line but if you purchased travel insurance that included "cancel for any reason", you should be able file a claim with your carrier for the penalty you were charged.