Booking casino deal and cancelling

[sc4125]

The OP was just asking a question - doesn't sound like she's trying to scam anyone.  My daughter had the same question about a cruise booked on a casino deal that her husband received.  Her 2 year old daughter, her husband and herself are booked on a Thanksgiving cruise that will include 3 other family members, so she is very excited to be able to go.  Her husband may have an issue with work that would interfere with him being able to go. 

 

She called her PVP and asked how this would work if her husband can't get the issue taken care of.  She's not trying to scam CCL, she just wants to know what to do if he can't go.  He doesn't want to cancel because he's still working on being able to go, The PVP didn't have an absolute answer - she advised to wait until the last minute - if he is a no-show, my daughter should be prepared to pay the normal rate which she is willing to do.  Her concern was whether she and her daughter would be denied boarding or if she would simply be charged the difference at the port.

[mz-s]

A lot of people in this thread have never seen the Scorsese classic "Casino" and have never seen whatcan happen when you get on the wrong side of a Casino...especially in international waters... 🤪

[DallasGuy75219]

48 minutes ago, Elaine5715 said:

That $200 for a solo (being the same as for two guests) is the "solo supplement".   

 

1 hour ago, d12j28 said:

And your point?

How is this so difficult for people to comprehend?  Whether 2 people pay $100 each that gets refunded as OBC or one person pays $200 that gets refunded as OBC, the cruise is effectively free because your fare is refunded as OBC.  A solo cruiser is not penalized because the $200 paid still gets refunded as OBC.

[Elaine5715]

Just now, DallasGuy75219 said:

 

How is this so difficult for people to comprehend?  Whether 2 people pay $100 each that gets refunded as OBC or one person pays $200 that gets refunded as OBC, the cruise is effectively free because your fare is refunded as OBC.  A solo cruiser is not penalized because the $200 paid still gets refunded as OBC.

The point we are making is the $200 includes what you are calling the "solo supplement".