Vacation Protection $0.00 ??

[megnut78]

I went online to make a payment today and it shows this:

 

Carnival recommends

 

Vacation Protection ?

Add to guest for $0.00

 

If I click ADD, it shows that it adds it for $0.00. I know it costs money, so I'm trying to figure out why it's not showing me an amount. Has anyone ever seen this?

[forwardcabin]

Could be one of those computer glitches that plague the Web site from time to time. They've been known to show that there are a million or so days until your next cruise!

[KPfromCT]

Hey, if they are "giving" it away, by all means grab it!!!!:D:D

[SexyK]

Hey, if they are "giving" it away, by all means grab it!!!!:D:D

That's what I was going to say. But normally its anywhere from 49-79 per person.

[mumtopugs]

I saw the same thing when I made my last payment last week. I clicked on it and it added $49. I had to call to take it off. Lesson learned for me

[nursemommy7578]

mine did that also...I added it then had to call to have it removed:rolleyes:

[hunter14]

Maybe it says $0.00 because you have OBC covering the price?? Just guessing.

[falkcor]

Hey, if they are "giving" it away, by all means grab it!!!!:D:D

 

i'd normally think the same, but we know that carnival doesn't honor pricing mistakes / web site glitches, and would end up charging it anyway. as other posters apparently learned, they just make it more complicated by having to call when their web site messes up, too :)

[AQW]

Same thing happened for me for a recent cruise... clicked on it, "purchased" it, and a day later showed a balance. I emailed to get it removed and they were incredibly snotty with me, saying the website DID NOT SHOW it as $0.00 - even more snotty when I sent back the screen shots I had taken. ;)

 

It's a glitch. Don't bother.

[GoeCruise]

I thank everyone for the knowledge given. Nevertheless, I telephoned prior to adding the "$0.00" Vacation Protection to my final payment and a nice woman from Carnival advised me not to do it. She told me that another phone call-the one to remove it-would most likely be in my future plans. We will use a third party insurer, as always.

[love my grandkids]

i'd normally think the same, but we know that carnival doesn't honor pricing mistakes / web site glitches, and would end up charging it anyway. as other posters apparently learned, they just make it more complicated by having to call when their web site messes up, too :)

 

my thoughts as well:(