Does Carnival typically honor "mistake" fares?

[The Collie]

I just booked the 7 night cruise of Seattle. It was just a cheap interior cabin for myself and the total price was under $300. I just dummy booked and the same cruise in the same category is double (essentially it looks like I didn't get the loner surcharge). 

 

I only went on a Carnival cruise once years ago so no status. 

Edited June 10, 2022 by The Collie
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[craig01020]

Don't sweat it. I just booked an oceanview 7-night from Seattle for my wife and I and paid less than $700. They'll make money when we're onboard!

Edited June 10, 2022 by craig01020

[Guest BasicSailor]

If you're booked, don't ask questions until it's necessary 😁

[The Collie]

18 minutes ago, BasicSailor said:

If you're booked, don't ask questions until it's necessary 😁

My regret is that I didn't book the one leaving the next week which has a better itinerary lmao

[mz-s]

It's possible you had a one time use offer on your account. I get those often.

[Virga]

37 minutes ago, mz-s said:

It's possible you had a one time use offer on your account. I get those often.

 

I have gotten much better about paying attention to exactly what I have available and am booking ever since I realized this.  I even ask Carnival how many uses each offer I might use is good for.  

 

For the OP, they have so many insanely good offers floating around even o people who have never spent a dime onboard or in the casino... even if yours really was an error, I can't imagine that anyone would be able to look at your account and think, 'oh, they should NOT have this offer!  Rescind it!!'  I think you were intended to have this offer, and don't think they want to give ANY unnecessary refund to someone who is willing to sail.

[sgttami]

I never heard of a "mistake fare."  

 

My casino offers are taxes and port charges only and I've done and have newly booked 14 day Journey's cruises for just about $300.00 (including DOU everywhere).

 

If you have a booking number and it's paid for, I can't see where they would tell you they made a mistake on pricing.

 

Just keep taking advantage of their "mistakes".....Smooth sailing!