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Here you go.

We sailed on May 5. We had until May 3 11:59PM EDT to cancel The Key, which we ending up doing before the deadline. The following language was at the bottom of the confirmation email we received after we initially purchased “The Key” “You can change or cancel reservations made using our Cruise Planner up until 03-May-2019 11:59 PM EDT. All monetary exchanges processed onboard are paid out in U.S. Dollars directly to your SeaPass onboard charge account unless otherwise specified.” I hope it works out for you.

It shouldn’t be chopped off. How is that going to help? It’s convenient to have all of the comments in one place and not to have to search through different threads. Only catch up as much as you want.

Thanks for summarizing. Some of the posts about what was offered as a bid don’t tell the whole story. The total fare price already paying for a cabin is really needed.

Has anyone figured out if everyone receives the same Royal UP email offer for a particular sailing when the emails are going out OR are the minimum bids based on the cruise fare paid? For example, do person A, who has a Junior Suite with a $2000 cruise fare for two, and person B, who also has a Junior Suite but a much better fare for two at $1000 total, receive the same offer to bid on a Grand Suite, such as $300? Or does person A get an offer to bid $300 and person B get a much higher offer to bid due to their lower fare? Thx