Still confused, U.S. T&Cs for UK passenger

[DaisyDoo246]

We booked on board Allure last month and received U.S. T&C's - we live in the UK.

 

I'm still confused as to the benefits and also any benefit in transferring it to a UK TA.

 

I understood that under U.S. T&C's we could change the cruise with no admin fees. However, we booked with the BOGOHP offer which I now believe is only applicable to that sailing.

 

Can anybody clarify and offer advice please. We received the booking confirmation on board in £ but no T&C's

 

Thanks in advance.

[Alohaaloha]

When we booked on board, our booking was transferred over to our British TA ( the one we'd booked the sailing we were on) I was led to believe that T&C's then revert to British T&C's which of course are not as advantageous as U.S. ones. I may be wrong, but like you, I thought as we'd booked onboard we'd get the U.S. benefits but no, doesn't happen, or rather didn't happen for us!

 

 

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[uksimonusa]

I think if you booked in £'s then you booked under UK T&C's

[willing292]

What's a T&C?

[EtherlyCC]

What's a T&C?

 

Terms and Conditions (contract)

[heatherb1958]

DaisyDoo , Sorry to tell you but as uksimonusa said if your invoice is in Sterling you booked under UK terms and conditions.

We are seasoned cruisers , book in both UK and US depending on what is being offered.

If we book on board through the US agent the invoice is in Dollars , if through RCI UK it is in Sterling, the only thing that would be quoted in Dollars in both instances is if any OBC ( onboard credit ) is offered.

Edited September 1, 2015 by heatherb1958

[DaisyDoo246]

Thanks for your replies.

 

Does anybody have an email contact for USA RCI?

[Clarea]

Thanks for your replies.

 

Does anybody have an email contact for USA RCI?

Here are a couple:

 

crownandanchor@rccl.com

 

royalguestrelations@rccl.com