Royal carribean

[cruisefanatic16]

Good afternoon I am looking to book my very first royal Caribbean cruise and I have some questions please

 

 

1. if i book for 2023 and for some reason we have to cancel will I loose my deposit?

 

2. Is it too early to book for September 2023? Mediterranean cruise, prices tend to go down? or go up? 

 

thanks who replies

[cruisegirl1]

Yes, some bookings will give you the money back in future cruise credit to use on another cruise, but you cannot get your money back.

 

If you are concerned, you can pay a bit more and book a refundable deposit cruise fare.

 

Sorry, I can't predict cruise pricing. 

 

M

[Sunshine3601]

If you book now and see prices drop you can do a reprice for the lower price.

Check out royal faq online for cancellation policy.    You can also purchase travel insurance.

[Reina del Mar]

36 minutes ago, Sunshine3601 said:

If you book now and see prices drop you can do a reprice for the lower price.

Check out royal faq online for cancellation policy.    You can also purchase travel insurance.

Check the cancellation policy for your country.

 

UK T &Cs different and the re pricing option does not exist.

[Sunshine3601]

7 minutes ago, Reina del Mar said:

Check the cancellation policy for your country.

 

UK T &Cs different and the re pricing option does not exist.

Sorry didn't realize the OP was from Malta until I looked at their profile. 

[orville99]

5 minutes ago, Reina del Mar said:

Check the cancellation policy for your country.

 

UK T &Cs different and the re pricing option does not exist.

1 hour ago, cruisefanatic16 said:

Good afternoon I am looking to book my very first royal Caribbean cruise and I have some questions please

 

 

1. if i book for 2023 and for some reason we have to cancel will I loose my deposit?

 

2. Is it too early to book for September 2023? Mediterranean cruise, prices tend to go down? or go up? 

 

thanks who replies

This is the only sound advice - advice that comes from someone who actually books cruises in Europe and books while in country. Very little (if anything) from a pricing/refund/cancellation policy in the U.S. is the same as the policies instituted in the various European countries. Hopefully someone from Europe who has first hand experience with your scenarios will chime in.

 

[Surfguyxxx]

Many cruises companies are cheaper because of "non-refundable" deposits.  Make sure you check this one out first before you purchase.