Different twist on insurance question

[jeansaussie1]

Question for those of you who have experienced anything similar. I've read the Carnival Plan Description and am unsure. Cruise is still 100 days away so I am hoping for best and don't want to call Carnival to tip my hand.

 

I purchased Carnival insurance and my roommate purchase a more comprehensive "cancel at any time" policy through Triple A.

 

My question is - If she cancels (after final payment) and is reimbursed by Triple A, Can I still go on the cruise solo since Carnival still has received their full payment?

 

Thanks

[chipq]

That is a different twist. It sounds reasonable but I have not read all their fine print. I am curious to know that answer as well.

 

 

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[bzpilot]

Absolutely, you can go solo. Your cruise would be paid in full. She is just making a claim for not being able to go through a third party insurance company. Which affects neither you or your fully paid reservation with Carnival.

[Ken076]

Question for those of you who have experienced anything similar. I've read the Carnival Plan Description and am unsure. Cruise is still 100 days away so I am hoping for best and don't want to call Carnival to tip my hand.

 

I purchased Carnival insurance and my roommate purchase a more comprehensive "cancel at any time" policy through Triple A.

 

My question is - If she cancels (after final payment) and is reimbursed by Triple A, Can I still go on the cruise solo since Carnival still has received their full payment?

 

Thanks

 

The answer that I got from Carnival wrt this scenario is that your roomate's payment will remain in your cabin account and the roomate's share will now be paid-up and you will cruise with no further payment. Carnival will separately reimburse roomate for "Govt Fees and Taxes".

 

This isn't the answer I expected, but its from the Guest Solutions Department that is the arbitrator of these issues and there were posters who confirmed that this happened for them.

 

ken