No show or cancel on a Carnival Casino cruise

So my adult daughter and I are booked on a $50 a person interior casino offer with $50 obc pp. she may have a new job that would require her to be in training ( mandatory for new hires). She does not have insurance. If she cancels or is a no show will they charge me the other $50 as a single supplement? Or full fare? I will call the Casino staff but curious if anyone had a similar experience?

If she cancels, they will charge you the other fare. I would just have her be a no show.

Who's name is the casino offer? If it's hers and she cancels then you will lose the casino rate.

Thanks. I wonder if they would let me change the name. Oh well least it's only out 50$.

I am curious about this as well. I am booked on December 5 ultra cruise with free cabin. It is in my name and originally my wife was going. She has been promoted and may NOT be able to go. I am hoping that her just being a no show will not cost me anything. I know if I don't go I pay full fare price, so no way I am not going (god willing). I just hope my wife not being there won't cost me, I mean I could have went solo in the first place.

If anyone has insight please share.

According to Carnival, the original person would lose their $50.00, and then the new person would pay the 50$ and all the normal port and fee's charges

How do you do a no-show? Especially with a wife.. do you just show up and say she decided not to come that morning?? Just curious how this works for people...

My TA told me a couple of years ago to never cancel a passenger....just let them be a no-show (transportation issues, illness, etc.). Otherwise, the primary who is sailing will incur all costs of the cancelled passenger. Don't know about Carnival's Casino cruises though.