We have 3 cabins reserved for 6 passengers in March. We are past final payment. Not trying to get any refund on cruise fare, no insurance, not a covered reason - she just can't make it anymore. When I first called, my Oceania rep said "not a problem, I'll cancel her off the cabin". But the next week - our online reservation info still has her listed as a passenger. I called back and my guy was not available and spoke to someone else who said to do that (cancel passenger #2) we would have to PAY an add'l $1100 (above the final payment for both passengers) for Passenger #1 to be solo. I said I wouldn't do that...couldn't we just "no show" passenger #2 and not pay anything extra? Oceania rep admitted that would probably be better, but couldn't officially advise me to do that.
Now I can't decide whether to call back and push my original rep to cancel out #2 like he said he would or just roll the dice and just show up with the 5 passengers. Any advice?
We have 3 cabins reserved for 6 passengers in March. We are past final payment. Not trying to get any refund on cruise fare, no insurance, not a covered reason - she just can't make it anymore. When I first called, my Oceania rep said "not a problem, I'll cancel her off the cabin". But the next week - our online reservation info still has her listed as a passenger. I called back and my guy was not available and spoke to someone else who said to do that (cancel passenger #2) we would have to PAY an add'l $1100 (above the final payment for both passengers) for Passenger #1 to be solo. I said I wouldn't do that...couldn't we just "no show" passenger #2 and not pay anything extra? Oceania rep admitted that would probably be better, but couldn't officially advise me to do that. Now I can't decide whether to call back and push my original rep to cancel out #2 like he said he would or just roll the dice and just show up with the 5 passengers. Any advice?