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The FAS discount is a different process and it is automatically applied after you take your excursion - if you book onboard. However, the Latitudes discount is a manual process - some of the staff are better than others about asking/noticing your latitudes discount. And yes, the refund process is bizzare at best, depending on the ship. They do refund the full amount of what you paid (so excursion amount less $40-$45 depending on your discount), then add back the $50 FAS credit if you had one.

Normal if you prebook, not normal if you book onboard.

If you aren't cruising until January, how do you know that excursions booked onboard will have the latitudes discount applied automatically?

It is actually spelled out in the t&C that if you book onboard you have to let the staff know that you have a latitudes discount. So no, not an outlier by any means. If you prebook, the discount is applied automatically.

Don't count on it and you won't be disappointed. The ability to upgrade lies within the airline itself and is rarely possible. The number of "not able to upgrade" posts far outweigh the number of successful upgrades. And the definition of upgrade is somewhat subjective. Can you pay to "upgrade" to a better seat with more legroom, within the main cabin - probably. Can you upgrade to business or first class - probably not. Does having elite status with the airline help - very possibly.

I was in Sydney around Christmas a couple years ago and it was in the upper 90's, maybe over 100. Definitely pack for SUMMER.

Upon review of your request, we are unable to provide any offer for a future cruise credit, unfortunately. Please note, on the date of your request: 07/31/23, the AIRPROM3 promotion was no longer available, so your reservation did not qualify for the price drop within penalty FCC. Please remember, the air promotion is CLOSED @ 75 days prior to the cruise. Your request was submitted 47 days prior to the cruise. Per terms and conditions: The voyage fare for all guests on the reservation will be used to determine the total value of the price drop, if applicable. Reservations with NCL AIR will be compared to air pricing on day of the price drop request (if available). If not available Air pricing will be compared with non promotional rate at time of booking. Reservations, where the promotions differ from what was originally booked to what is available at the time of price drop, are not eligible for consideration. Your air priced higher without the promotion. Apologies for any inconvenience this may have caused. Thank you for choosing Norwegian Cruise Line, we look forward to welcoming you aboard soon!

SH OBC is non-refundable, although your mileage may vary ship to ship with respect to using it for CruiseNext certificates.

Funny, WP said no problem when I asked, so I tried, no go. See post 5923.

No can do. Read my post 5923.

Solos pay half. If you have 2 people from different cities, each would pay half the ticket price from their respective city.

It's simply USB. The A, C designation is the part you plug into your device, the USB end is the plug part you plug into the outlet.

So far, no details.

If it's really important - I know nothing about this site, just found it while browsing and there is a fee for the service. Historic Database of All Past Cruise Ship Itineraries | CruiseDig

You are correct. People who are unhappy are more apt to complain than someone who had a successful experience. And also factor in the number of "failures" that have nothing to do with NCL in the first place. NCL has no control over flight schedules, cancellations, delays, etc. The BOGO promo isn't for everyone and it is important to manage your expectations if you are using it. I usually travel solo, so many of the complaints I see wouldn't affect me - if you're a family, there are other considerations. It may save you money, it might not - that depends on your location and destination. And it pays to know your options/rights if things go south - I've had a few close calls making connecting flights - because of the airlines, not NCL. Getting home has been more of an issue than getting to my cruise, I've rarely gotten home when planned! An overnight hotel stay in Reykjavik, overnight hotel stay in Capetown (which could have been 6 days, fully paid, If I wanted) +$200 airline credit, overnight stay in Seattle (no hotel, ugh) but $750 rebate. And SW gave me a $100 credit for a delayed flight, even though I still made my connection. So if things do go wrong, make sure you work with the airline ASAP to make it right. Ask for vouchers for food/hotels and have the airline rebook your flight if at all possible. If you ask for a refund, I believe that goes back to NCL and you'll never see it.

Casino is usually open when the ship is in international waters. No way to specify hours, it depends on your port times.

I totally agree. And they can always add more inventory if they feel the need, nothing stopping that if they fill up the initial cabins and see more demand. And since it is a pseudo category, it's not eligible for upgrades using world points (NCL credit card). Hard to say what bidding eligibility will be. Or payment drops, if they decide to pull inventory.

Same problem with Edge, clearing the cookies fixed the issue.

You can get another set of coupons if there are more than 2 platinum members in the cabin. So yes, it's per cabin, assuming double occupancy. But 3rd platinum is also entitled to free meals.

Check your emal? If you booked through NCL, you would have gotten confirmations as an attachment. If you didn't delete the attachment, the port schedule is usually on the 3rd page.

I also read the chart wrong...you are correct.

If I'm understanding what you are trying to do, the answer is no. The platinum coupons are 2 dinners for 2, not 4 individual dinners.

Having the same login issues. Went to the site incognito and nothing about OBC, nothing in the promo T&C's, which are current (updated to reflect the DoubleUp promo).

Um, no. AFAIK, NCL has never paid dividends.