BillderBo

Thanks, Ryten, for the great story. It sounds like HAL did a great job.

HAL says they “would get you to the next port."

We have some health limitations, including on duration and altitude of flights. With a booking out of Fort Lauderdale Jan. 4, and with all of the new complications at airports that everyone is experiencing beyond just the routine holiday and winter weather factors <pause for breath>, the chances of missing ship departure is higher than ever--even if we arrive a day early. Those who have flown the past year understand the uncertainties. Assume I purchase flights through Holland America (HAL) and also pay for the Cruise Protection Plan (CPP). How does HAL actually get you from a missed embarkation to the next port? Any experiences or inside knowledge? I can't imagine they will fly us onto Half Moon Cay. The next stop, Grand Turk is a big question mark, also, as is Amber Cove after that. I don't know how far past our physical limits we might be forced in order to catch the ship. So, with all of this explanation, I asked my Personal Cruise Consultant at HAL. The response is simply, "They would get you to the next port." Does anyone out there have experience or knowledge on this? How, HAL? How?!