Future cruise credits

[JUSRN]

Did I hear correctly??

future cruise credits no longer expire?

and can I still use 2 at a time?

[hallux]

CruiseNext deposits no longer expire.  FCC may still be subject to expirations.  Two CruiseNext at a time is subject to ongoing promotions...

[JUSRN]

33 minutes ago, hallux said:

CruiseNext deposits no longer expire.  FCC may still be subject to expirations.  Two CruiseNext at a time is subject to ongoing promotions...

Hmmmmm….

i don’t think I know the difference in the 2.

[ggTexasGal]

24 minutes ago, JUSRN said:

Hmmmmm….

i don’t think I know the difference in the 2.

Generally, NCL's FCC are issued to you by NCL for some reason.

Cruise Next (and /or Cruise First) are "Deposit" amount(s) that you purchase.

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[RocketMan275]

46 minutes ago, JUSRN said:

Hmmmmm….

i don’t think I know the difference in the 2.

Suppose you see a price drop after final payment.  NCL may issue you a Future Cruise Credit (FCC) in the amount of the drop.  It would appear in your account after completion of the cruise with the price drop.  You can apply it to any future cruise.  IOW, a FCC is usually for compensation.

A Cruise Next (and /or Cruise First) are something you purchase for reducing the price of a future cruise.  There are limitations on the number you can apply towards a specific cruise.  They come in various denominations up to $500.

There is no limit on the size of a FCC.  I received one worth over a thousand for a price drop last year.

[JUSRN]

Thank you all for your answers.