Ellusionz

I just started picking up insurance with Covid going on for the few cruises I've done since. But luckily I've never had to use it. I just expect if I had an issue it would be covered (local cruising never had to fly). I am now looking to do a land vacation to Colorado and want to make sure I have coverage with all the crazy stuff happening with airline delays. How is coverage dependent on the reason a flight is delayed or cancelled with insurance? I also booked a few hotels for our stay in the mountains and wanted to see if I could get coverage if we are unable to get to the lodging due to snow storms or just snow blocking road access? Thanks for any advice anyone has!

Anyone know when they will post available cruises to Alaska in 2024? Just wondering what month I should start looking on the website.

We are all testing the 2-3 days prior to arriving to port that they tell us to, most of us are doing the home test that's proctored and one is doing testing at their school.

So Carnival just sent an email out with this info: Any guest who tests positive at embarkation, and their traveling companions in the same stateroom along with other close contacts, will not be able to cruise and will be provided a future cruise credit. (A close contact is any individual who has been within 6 feet of an infected/symptomatic person for a cumulative total of 15 minutes or more over a 24-hour period within 14 days prior to sailing.) It sounds like anyone in the cabin even if they aren't close contacts would be barred from cruising even if they hadn't met before getting to the port? Totally sucks if so.

Yea we're all friends that live separately. Supposed to be our finally get all together after cancelled cruises... Hopefully I'm just over worrying myself, but things have been going super well recently. And there's always something at some point that screws that up lol

Will the rest of the party still be able to cruise since we are not 'close contacts' as stated in the policy? We haven't had large group together since before covid time and I want to make sure if someone ends up getting left behind they are taken care of money wise but everyone else can still enjoy their vacay.

Just being having last week worries if something happens as my party is coming from all over to cruise. If someone pops up POS before we meet up, we aren't close contacts as no one is in town together yet, what is the best route so the others can still enjoy their vacation? We all have separate insurances. Cancel that person and get FCC or refund (whatever they offer?) and claim any insurance coverage for extra loss? No show and claim insurance on everything? I've never used travel insurance so don't know how that works? Thanks for any advice. Just getting last minute jitters of something happening!

Same, can't they schedule that on days people don't need to check in lol. I gotta get up for work!

There was no fees to change bookings a couple months ago. Dunno if that still applies, especially with it being past final payment. Itinary didn't change yet that I know of, we just decided not to take the chance since most of our party lives in Florida and can't see the point of paying to fly elsewhere with prolly a good 50/50 chance of it changing to a trip we could do local for much cheaper lol

With the ports opening up we're trying to book the tours at our hopeful stops. Jamaica we stop in Ocho Rios and we want to do Blue Hole. I just sent an email out to a few tour guides in regards to pricing and availability. One came back and said he could book it, but the second one said that it was because an access to Cruise Ship ports requires certain permissions which we don't have. Does this vary by tour guide does anyone know? Or is there going to be restrictions when we arrive that is has to be tour ship sponsored ones only?