Rare horseymike Posted July 21 #1 Share Posted July 21 If a family member became seriously ill or worse ( child’s in laws ) would Cruise Care provide cancellation benefits ? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mr. Click Posted July 21 #2 Share Posted July 21 Benefits allowing you to cancel? the child to cancel? Health benefits for the ill person? lots of questions to be answered first. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rare NutsAboutGolf Posted July 21 #3 Share Posted July 21 21 minutes ago, horseymike said: If a family member became seriously ill or worse ( child’s in laws ) would Cruise Care provide cancellation benefits ? Yes, must be seen by a doctor so you would probably need to submit medical paperwork I found this all on google in like 30 seconds https://www.celebritycruises.com/content/dam/celebrity/pdf/CruiseCare.pdf Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jeremiah1212 Posted July 21 #4 Share Posted July 21 3 minutes ago, NutsAboutGolf said: Yes, must be seen by a doctor so you would probably need to submit medical paperwork I found this all on google in like 30 seconds https://www.celebritycruises.com/content/dam/celebrity/pdf/CruiseCare.pdf If they are saying their own child’s in-laws become sick, then the answer is no. Read the definition of immediate family. There is also a 60 day lookback period. 1 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rare NutsAboutGolf Posted July 21 #5 Share Posted July 21 9 minutes ago, Jeremiah1212 said: If they are saying their own child’s in-laws become sick, then the answer is no. Read the definition of immediate family. There is also a 60 day lookback period. The OP wasn't specific enough yet "traveling companion" is covered by the policy Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rare horseymike Posted July 21 Author #6 Share Posted July 21 I am sorry for not being concise. I meant if someone in the family who was not traveling on the cruise became ill. A quick read of the cruise care cancel for any reason benefit says 90% towards a future cruise if you cancel for a “ non covered “ reason. Any advice from previous experience with this coverage will be greatly appreciated. Thanks. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rare NutsAboutGolf Posted July 21 #7 Share Posted July 21 4 minutes ago, horseymike said: I am sorry for not being concise. I meant if someone in the family who was not traveling on the cruise became ill. A quick read of the cruise care cancel for any reason benefit says 90% towards a future cruise if you cancel for a “ non covered “ reason. Any advice from previous experience with this coverage will be greatly appreciated. Thanks. I simply don't know if your exact situation would have specific coverage but otherwise, you can get canceled for any reason yet that tends to be the most expensive option for obvious reasons A pro tip, I found out the hard way most insurance doesn't cover luggage valet as it's a 3rd party and therefore not part of the airline or cruise line. Some policies may let you add it on 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jeremiah1212 Posted July 21 #8 Share Posted July 21 1 hour ago, horseymike said: I am sorry for not being concise. I meant if someone in the family who was not traveling on the cruise became ill. A quick read of the cruise care cancel for any reason benefit says 90% towards a future cruise if you cancel for a “ non covered “ reason. Any advice from previous experience with this coverage will be greatly appreciated. Thanks. Before your cruise, if the sick person doesn’t meet the definition of immediate family and and doesn’t have any other exclusions, then you would have to use the 90% “any reason” provision where you get 90% of your nonrefundable costs back as FCC. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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