Thank you. I'm grappling with the ethical dilemma of charging more than we paid, but still well below the prevailing rate. As I stated above, this was a rebook from the canceled Brilliant Lady sailings. What VV did was allow people who were affected to preserve their rate and select any sailing as long as they stayed in the same cabin type. They also offered a lot of sailor loot as an incentive to rebook rather than request a refund. We picked a New Year's cruise which is selling for more than twice what we paid for the original cruise. I just hate the thought of giving up this sort of special cruise and a lot of sailor loot. The new cruise will cost us more than what we have invested in the New Year's Eve cruise.
In theory, it would still be a win-win for both parties if we sold it for what we paid plus the value of the sailor loot because the total price is still less than the prevailing rate.
Also since we are booking a new cruise the cleanest solution is to just move the deposit and if I don't feel we can ask for more than we paid that is probably what we'll do since it won't involve any else and figuring out payment.
Regardless I'd still like to hear @red lobster's experience. Namely, how was payment handled and was it sold for what they paid?