FFC....not refundable.....

[IwannaGo Now]

Beware!!!....I just completed a cruise where I applied the Future Cruise Credit purchased on a previous cruise. When I got my final bill, it stated that I had lost part of the $100 NON-refundable on board credit....granted it was less than the new tip increase, $7.76.....Just be aware that the credit is NON-REFUNDABLE......:mad:

[AWCHIEF]

Think you, I believe it states that on the certificate.

[CShelly]

Beware!!!....I just completed a cruise where I applied the Future Cruise Credit purchased on a previous cruise. When I got my final bill, it stated that I had lost part of the $100 NON-refundable on board credit....granted it was less than the new tip increase, $7.76.....Just be aware that the credit is NON-REFUNDABLE......:mad:

 

Having just purchased one of these I'm wondering why you lost the 7.76? Was it because you didn't spend the entire 100 dollars while on the cruise?

[golfadj]

Having just purchased one of these I'm wondering why you lost the 7.76? Was it because you didn't spend the entire 100 dollars while on the cruise?

 

That is what I am thinking but thought they would give you a check if you had a balance left over.

[AWCHIEF]

From the back of the FCC that I am using on my cruise next week:

 

"The on-board credit is non-refundable, non-transferable and has no cash value. Any unused portion of the onboard credit will be forfeited."

[IwannaGo Now]

I traveled solo, and I had a few credits....my spending did not exceed my credits.....(I don't drink....so most of my S&S was for the $80 auto tips).

I did get a refund check, but the check was $7.76 short.....due to the non-refundable part of the $100 Future Cruise Credit. In other words, I had charges of $92.24 (including auto tips) I had credits of $165.23 ($100 of which was the FCC.) Instead of a check for $72.99 (which the interactive TV showed as a credit right up to the last night)....I received $65.23. Hope I explained that right.

[samikitty]

Beware!!!....I just completed a cruise where I applied the Future Cruise Credit purchased on a previous cruise. When I got my final bill, it stated that I had lost part of the $100 NON-refundable on board credit....granted it was less than the new tip increase, $7.76.....Just be aware that the credit is NON-REFUNDABLE......:mad:

 

There is a very simple way around this.

 

Take your S&S card to the casino. Put it in a slot machine. Choose the option to charge to your S&S account. Once the machine is loaded with $100 in credits, select cash out to S&S card. Take card to casino cage. Tell them you want to cash out your S&S. Collect $100.

 

Simple. No fees.

[IwannaGo Now]

From the back of the FCC that I am using on my cruise next week:

 

"The on-board credit is non-refundable, non-transferable and has no cash value. Any unused portion of the onboard credit will be forfeited."

 

I'm not disputing that....my bad for not memorizing the back of it. ;)

I just want people to be aware of it.....I wasn't.

[waiting4acruise]

There is a very simple way around this.

 

Take your S&S card to the casino. Put it in a slot machine. Choose the option to charge to your S&S account. Once the machine is loaded with $100 in credits, select cash out to S&S card. Take card to casino cage. Tell them you want to cash out your S&S. Collect $100.

 

Simple. No fees.

I have done that a few times.

Unfortunately it was to gamble at the table games.

[golfadj]

Good info OP. Have never had them owe me money but on next cruise have more obc than ever before and might be close.

[myangel]

I have $100 in FCC, $100 in stock shares credit, and $250 in Funpoints redemptions. If I don't use it all, I wonder if I will get a full refund?