Excursions

[DragonMouse]

Can you change your mind on Carnival excursions for either a refund or on-board credit. If yes...how long do you have?:confused:

[DragonMouse]

bump..

[klmorg]

Yes! This is from carnival.com:

 

"...Keep in mind that you will have up until 1 days prior to your sailing, unless otherwise noted in the excursion description, to make new shore excursion bookings, cancel all or part of existing shore excursion orders or change the designated contact person. In order to make any change to your shore excursion orders after the cut-off date, you will need to see the Shore Excursion Manager once you are onboard the ship. In the event of a cruise booking cancellation within the cut-off window, a full refund will automatically be posted to the credit card used to pay for the order. "

 

 

And this:

 

"...Online

 

Orders must be cancelled online and no cancellation charges will be assessed if done prior to the pre-sail cut-off time (11:30pm, the evening prior to the cruise departure). Any cancellations done afterwards must be handled on board.

 

In the event of pre-sailing, online cancellations, a full refund will automatically be posted to the credit card used to secure the order.

 

Please allow 5-7 business days for the credit to reflect on your account.

 

On board

After the pre-sails cut off date, cancellations must be handled on board and cancellation charges are as follows:

 

25% charge once on board

 

100% charge if cancellation within 24 hours of arrival in port

 

Refunds less cancellation charges will be applied in the form of a credit to the guest's Sail & Sign account.

 

Sail & Sign credit balances will be paid to the guest in the form of a Carnival check at the end of the voyage..."

[tele-cruiser]

We have change after boarding after dicovering something that we had not seen on-line. They were very good about it.

[DragonMouse]

Excellent. The Alaska bookings are expensive. I've been a little leary because I might change my mind or something else might come up.

 

I thought so but I didn't know if I understood the policy correctly.