What does this mean

[CarnivalShips480]

There aren't any cruises on the booking engine for Sunrise in February 2024.

 

What is going on?!?

[leen50]

7 hours ago, CarnivalShips480 said:

There aren't any cruises on the booking engine for Sunrise in February 2024.

 

What is going on?!?

How many sailings are missing?

[CarnivalShips480]

17 hours ago, leen50 said:

How many sailings are missing?

Every single one in February 2024

[tidecat]

15 minutes ago, CarnivalShips480 said:

Every single one in February 2024

That lines up with the drydock cycle as well. Triumph went out of service in late February 2019. Five years from that is February 2024.

[CarnivalShips480]

18 hours ago, tidecat said:

That lines up with the drydock cycle as well. Triumph went out of service in late February 2019. Five years from that is February 2024.

Sunrise had a drydock in April-may of this year

[oyme]

On 11/19/2022 at 10:40 AM, leen50 said:

Sunshower, did you get any type of compensation from your cancelled cruise?

I feel like you'd most likely get something like OBC or something esp. if you called and told them why it was a huge inconvenience. Squeaky wheel gets the grease. With that said I'd say always buy insurance, esp. an insurance policy that allows you to cancel for any reason. Then you'd be good, you could make an insurance claim if Carnival cancels. I believe if one didn't buy insurance and Carnival hasn't yet set cancellation letters out then you could hurry up and purchase insurance. Letters and/or emails should be dated so if policy is purchased before letters go out I believe you'd be good.

[toocrazy]

Got an email this morning. Vista will be going into dry dock. $50 per person on board credit will be given. Max $100 per stateroom. Can rebook on comparable sailing at the rate you booked or cancel for a full refund even for Early Saver