shof515

I am already past the 90 day mark on 2 cruises that was canceled in March and April. looks like i might have the same problem as Gina 😞

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The only problem is the Panorama is too big to fit in the panama canal. she will need to sail around the horn again which takes a lot of time. atleast 2 weeks to relocate from the west coast to the east coast

I wont be surprised to see more cancellations next month if October is no longer a safe month to resume cruising

No. its not been 100 days Last month on June 16, NCL canceled all August and September cruises and some October sailings Then last week or so, NCL canceled all remaining Alaska cruises that were not canceled previously They are people on these effected sailings that could be waiting for a refund. The window to file a refund opened today and they have until July 17 to submit a refund request

too bad Carnival canceled all of their New York sailings and they no longer cruise out of NY year round like what they did about 6-7 years ago or so 😞

It looks they are changing the itinerary as part of their redeployment

but they did constructions and other work when she sailed empty with no passengers across the pond from Florida to Europe. They was even some pictures posted of the inside of the ship showing the work

yes

i have a june 2021 cruise book and the prices has not changed for the past few months

all you have to do is book before that date. by that date, they should have cruises for the rest of 2022

an FCC is a future cruise credit..its money that can used to pay another cruise

some restaurants is charging people a covid-19 surcharge on their bill

when i called about my refund that i've been waiting over 90 days for, i am told they will process and get it when they get to it. there is no timeline due to their HQ being reduced staff

If you want a while like at the end of year, i think prices might go down a bit