Never seen this asked before

[bubbles1209]

I've seen a lot of questions asked and answered here, but I don't think I've ever seen this one, so I'll ask it. Let's say you book a cruise, pay it off, see the price went down, get on-board-credit. Now, I know the trick is to keep watching, and if it goes down more, and you get the right person, you may get more on-board-credit. Now my question is, once you have received on-board-credit, gotten your docs in, (and they even show you have an on-board-credit), and the price of your cruise goes up...more than you paid for to begin with, can they/do they take the on-board-credit away? Anyone ever had that done? No that hasn't happened to me, but just curious if it's happened to anyone else.

[caribbean dreams]

Never happened to me and i really don't think Carnival will do that but i could be wrong.

[tigerdadky]

I sure hope not because I have OBC for my upcoming cruise on the Celebration.

[jetskier]

They have never done it UNLESS you go in and try to change the booking. Then prevailing fares would kick in. With that said, I have gotten them to leave the fares alone and do the change and other times I had to pay the difference.

 

My cruise in Nov has gone up $1700 over what I paid for it and that is in the lowest category balcony cabin.

 

Dave

[bubbles1209]

I called carnival to get an idea of how much our next cruise is gonna cost us, and asked him this question after I got done getting that information. He said once they have given the credit, it's mine to keep, no matter how much the price goes up after I received the credit.:D More casino money!:p