California’s Consumer Legal Remedies Act (CLRA) goes into effect on July 1 and requires cruise lines to comply.

[neverbeenhere]

Has Royal announced what they are doing in regards to this new law?  I can't seem to find their answer.

 

 

[not-enough-cruising]

Have never heard of this law, but after reading it, I don't see where Royal has anything to worry about.

They already have the privacy mechanism in place from the EU business, everything else seems to be no issue.

[neverbeenhere]

Has to do with advertising the full price of the cruise including port and gov fees on cruises out of CA. Carnival has said that they are adding the fees to all cruise advertising. 

[Ourusualbeach]

41 minutes ago, neverbeenhere said:

Has to do with advertising the full price of the cruise including port and gov fees on cruises out of CA. Carnival has said that they are adding the fees to all cruise advertising. 

No announcement by Royal.

[firefly333]

1 hour ago, Ourusualbeach said:

No announcement by Royal.

I saw where carnival says just affecting cruises out of calif. Carnival says it will comply I read, but idk anything about this. 

[Coralc]

I hope it changes a lot of company's behavior. The one that ticks me off is Lens. com. They advertise low prices on contacts and then throw in ridiculously high shipping, handling and processing fees. 

 

The cruise lines should be like Southwest, without the surprise fees at the end of the booking process. 

[neverbeenhere]

Well, I’d be with you on Southwest, if they added first class seating. But I would also mention the vacation rental sites that post a price and fees make it double.