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Just now, Iamcruzin said:

That's why I say take the cash. You will have more flexibility in terms of other types of vacations or a different cruise line that might have a similar itinerary at a better price. 

who would u recommend going with. We are two adults and two one year old at the time

Only  ever  been royal Disney and royal 

1 minute ago, Iamcruzin said:

No surprise. I think 47% of passengers who had cruises canceled took the 125% FCC. With limited capacity that's a lot of FCCs to use. The cruise lines know this and are pricing accordingly. The longer this goes on the harder it's going to be to spend those credits.

land they can make the cruises silly money and lock people in so they can’t get a refund on the FCC. Never right 

28 minutes ago, Iamcruzin said:

In my opinion Royal Caribbean never has good promotions. I have always found better pricing on Princess and Celebrity. I base my decision on what it's going to cost per day including drink packages. Royals promotions are all smoke and mirrors to make you think you are saving. The only real deals I have seen were on last minute cruises which I can't take advantage of. KSF is probably the only real savings. I wouldn't count on any savings until the cruise lines are up and running at full capacity and there is more inventory to sell.

So if u want to do a cruise before the end of the FCC, you are going to pay a lot it seems 

5 minutes ago, Iamcruzin said:

It all depends on when cruising starts up in the U.S. Personally with all of the uncertainty a year later, I would just take the cash and wait until there is an official starting point. Hopefully once cruising starts up it will pick up momentum quickly and things will be back to normal. FCCs are a gamble if you are waiting for a KSF promotion to use them. Even if they offer the promotion the prices will be higher than normal due to a large demand of passengers wanting to use FCCs and limited capacity. That extra 25% from the FCC won't add up to much savings.

but if I wanted to do a cruise next year and never had a FCC it would be even more

i just looked up the Greek cruises for us and it’s crazy money. It’s like double 

do u think prices will come down or some sort of good promotion by next summer

i just don’t no if I should be trying to book something in case spaces get full or wait until an offer or prices reduce for summer 2022

6 minutes ago, Iamcruzin said:

I don't think you will see KSF until they are at full capacity sailing with a full fleet. 

do u think we will see it before the FCC expirey date

Do u think royal will offer the free kids places at some point for next years cruises?

Is kids allowed on the summer uk sailings

I still haven’t even received a email for my May cancelled cruise

could this be a issue for me receiving the FCC

8 minutes ago, cublet said:

Hello,

 

Expect news at 3.00pm UK time today.

 

Regards,

 

Cublet

what sort of news 

So the anthem can sail in the uk from 17th May onwards?

When do u think they will cancel May now. Can’t be long surly 

18 minutes ago, firefly333 said:

Idk that early may or may 28th is going to make a difference. Often they cancel the whole month at once.

Just wasn’t sure if I should change to a cruise that isn’t in the UK though as I am starting to think for all the jabs going well in the Uk they might start  cruises on the anthem for uk guests only 

I am booked on the anthem on 28th May and hoping this gets cancelled as I would like the 125% FCC

does anyone think I should change this to the start of May on like the jewel or something?
 

starting to think they might do cruises by end of May for Uk only guests 

or should I leave it the same

Does anyone think the anthem may do it’s planned sailings from the uk from 17th May onwards 

Does anyone think cruises from end of May on anthem might happen 

Wonder if royal will say something in the coming days 

Why does it says this on the royal website 

Have a Future Cruise Credit?

Future Cruise Credits can be used for big savings on your next cruise holiday. Credits are non-transferable and limited to one per guest. Look up the value of your credits while you plan, and you can redeem them towards your cruise holiday at checkout.

I thought you can transfer to someone else in your stateroom 

Any ideas when they will probably be cancelling Mays cruises

Technically then you could make a FCC last until April 2023

4 minutes ago, ace2542 said:

Yup that 3 month gaps takes probably into November with 3 more weeks for full protection. Final payment date for 26 night 3 ship trip is August 1st. I will NOT be taking FCC not a chance in hell. Money back 😀

What’s putting u off the FCC

31 minutes ago, ace2542 said:

Yes because I am unlikely to be fully vaccinated in time to sail/be able to obtain proof of vaccination in time to sail in late Nov 2021.

Not to mention there is a three month gap between the two jabs 

4 hours ago, Ourusualbeach said:

It’s been over a week, maybe two.  I’m surprised they don’t know.

 

 

Yeah and that doesn’t  mean they needed to be on the original booking. As long as one person is that reads 

Just now, Ourusualbeach said:

Yes you can.  FCC’s can now be stacked and shared..

 

As long as one guest has an FCC any excess amount can then be used by guests 2, 3 and 4.

 

 

 

 

When I called royal today about something else I asked this question and he said it can only be per a person on the FCC

I’m  guessing not all the staff no all the new rules yet 

I herd you can share a FCC with someone else in the room even if they aren’t on the original booking 

is there anything on the royal website about that. Don’t see It

1 hour ago, Roger88 said:

Yeah, this is exactly what we did at first but what is the point of making money out of it if the only way you can spend it is on the cruise.. which will not happen. At least for now lol 

As it will happen at some point and it’s a good wee investment when it does 😀