8ball15130 Posted May 10 #1 Share Posted May 10 I will be on a Carnival Alaska cruise out of Seattle in a few weeks. My father was set to come with me on my reservation, but unfortunately won't be able to make it. This same thing happened several years ago on an RCL cruise, but we didn't cancel him off my reservation. I just checked in as normal and then he "no-showed" on embarkation day. Shortly thereafter, I was refunded his fees, taxes and I believe a portion of the cruise fare. I've read through the Carnival cancelation policies but can't seem to find anything specifically addressing this situation. Has anyone dealt with this on Carnival recently? Would it be wiser to cancel him off the reservation ahead of time, or simply "no-show" at the port? Thanks. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MayorDrafty Posted May 10 #2 Share Posted May 10 In February my friend no-showed. They called him about an hour before all-aboard, he advised he couldn't make it. They refunded his port fees and it was no big deal. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rudyard Posted May 11 #3 Share Posted May 11 A few years ago my wife couldn't make a cruise due to having to go out of town on a family related issue, but encouraged me to go without her. Everything happened pretty much the way you describe it for Royal. They called her like MayorDrafty describes in the post above, she said she couldn't make it, they refunded her fees with no fuss. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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