Is there anyway to go from ES to another?

[cocacola86]

So what happens if you switch cruises and there's an excess amount

 

 

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[S.S.Oceanlover]

So what happens if you switch cruises and there's an excess amount

 

 

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They refund your money to you in the same manner in which you paid.

 

BTW did you book your cruise with the $50 deposit deal?

 

Bill

[jimbo5544]

Not quite accurate. Carnival is the only cruise line that will lower your price after final payment if you booked Early Saver only. Many other lines will lower you price if it goes lower before final payment. Our Celebrity cruise fare went down 2 times before final payment and we got the lower price. It ended up the same price Carnival was charging.

 

 

Our room on Oasis they offered up a different room (after final payment but no credit)

 

 

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[firemanbobswife]

So what happens if you switch cruises and there's an excess amount

 

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If you're talking about the amount that is being held for a future cruise and the new one you book is less, then you will still have the remainder on the books that will be good for 2 years from the date you canceled.

[cocacola86]

What happened was we had a cruise booked for April and couldn't go so 400 was moved over and tbh yes we did for the Dream which is my fault I was on a high

 

 

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[firemanbobswife]

Sounds like you just need to talk to your PVP and find out what she recommends you do. She has all the info in front of her.

[cocacola86]

For early saver. If it is before final payment then it will be a $50 per person admin fee

 

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[firemanbobswife]

For early saver. If it is before final payment then it will be a $50 per person admin fee

 

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Yeah and the rest held for a future cruise up to 2 years from the day you cancel. It can't be used for your new deposit, either. The only exception I have heard for this is if you cancel and book your next cruise all in the same phone call.

[cocacola86]

You mean to switch it just so we don't have a problem like the magic if we had to cancel it if something happens will we get all our money back

 

 

 

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[firemanbobswife]

You mean to switch it just so we don't have a problem like the magic if we had to cancel it if something happens will we get all our money back

 

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The way I understand it once it's a future cruise credit, it will always remain that way no matter how many times you switch cruises and it will never be refundable. Again, you need to call your PVP.

[cocacola86]

Emailed her

 

 

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[firemanbobswife]

I think it would be easier to get the correct answers by phone. I'm getting pretty confused myself trying to follow what you're trying to do.

[cocacola86]

Story some are her email

 

 

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[cocacola86]

Can't unless it's booked as a fully refundable promotion

 

 

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[firemanbobswife]

That's what I was trying to say. You will never get your money back from your ES. It's only transferable.

[cocacola86]

I think I'll just switch and go to Mardi Gras than a cruise

 

 

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[S.S.Oceanlover]

Until tomorrow when you change your mind again.

 

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[Computer Nerd]

Not quite accurate. Carnival is the only cruise line that will lower your price after final payment if you booked Early Saver only. Many other lines will lower you price if it goes lower before final payment. Our Celebrity cruise fare went down 2 times before final payment and we got the lower price. It ended up the same price Carnival was charging.

 

 

True, I should have stated you can lower the price after final payment date. What I have experienced on other cruise lines if that if you are trying to lower the price (before final payment date) you are in effect, cancelling the cruise and rebooking and if you picked a certain cabin, you could lose that cabin while completing the process. Happened to me once on NCL. To risky for me. With Carnival, there is no risk of losing your cabin.

[cocacola86]

There's a 5 day on the 12th

 

 

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This discussion is going round and round in a circle.

[firemanbobswife]

True, I should have stated you can lower the price after final payment date. What I have experienced on other cruise lines if that if you are trying to lower the price (before final payment date) you are in effect, cancelling the cruise and rebooking and if you picked a certain cabin, you could lose that cabin while completing the process. Happened to me once on NCL. To risky for me. With Carnival, there is no risk of losing your cabin.

 

 

Not on Celebrity. Even changed sailing dates and ships and still kept the same booking number.

[Computer Nerd]

Not on Celebrity. Even changed sailing dates and ships and still kept the same booking number.

 

Never sailed Celebrity but it's on my bucket list. Good to know I don't have to worry about losing a cabin if the price drops with them.

[firemanbobswife]

Never sailed Celebrity but it's on my bucket list. Good to know I don't have to worry about losing a cabin if the price drops with them.

 

 

I think you would really like them. I do. I'll probably be making my way back to them soon. I have an Open Passages (Future Cruise Certificate) I still need to use.