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I envy you're life style, but you have to admit, not everyone can spend 4 months in Hawaii, or have a big South America/Antarctica adventure. For most of us, we just want to get back to our day to day living, and without a vaccine, I don't see how that is possible.

Thanks. Hopefully 2021 will be a better year, and we will be able to cruise before 2022. Most importantly, praying for health and happiness for everyone. Soon, we will able to have some fun!

Ok, good to know. I wasn't sure. So it's good for two years.

I don't think you made a mistake at all. A 10% off credit is nice, but it's not worth the worry that something might happen. If canceling made you feel better and relieved, that's worth more then the 10%, in my opinion. Also, I'm not sure, but isn't the discount only good for one year? So, if you can't travel within a year, wouldn't you lose that 10% anyway?

My opinion, I would cancel, and take the money and run! You can always rebook a new cruise later on.

If you have CNC, why not just book it now, you would have nothing to lose. ( I don't know what the deposit is now, if you don't use CNC). If you book now, you probably would have a choice of any cabin you want. The deal they have going on now is pretty good, although they have raised the prices. You have almost two years to make any changes or cancel. I like booking early, because it gives me something to look at, lol.

lol, I thought the same thing. I doubt they have someone standing in the bathroom, blocking the exit, until they see you wash your hands.

Where did you ever see everyone on a ship "follow proper hygiene'"? Have you've ever used the public bathrooms on a cruise and see people coming out of the stalls and walk right out the door without washing their hands? Plus a host of other things. Some people will never follow proper hygiene. No matter how careful you are, there will always be someone who could care less.

I agree. OP, if you're before final payment, I personally would cancel and get a full refund. There's too many ifs. Waiting, and possibly getting a FCC, that has a an expiration date, is just too much of a gamble, in my opinion.

Is it worth the extra money for the Haven on the Jewel class ships, particularly the Gem? Is it as nice as the larger ships? Thanks

I never knew about this site. It's great, very helpful. Thanks for posting!

Good Luck to everyone with cruises coming up. I hope everything goes well, and this will all be behind us. 🙂

That's what I meant. You will be out the extra money, as it will go to FCC, so in reality, you will be out that extra money, as NCL will have it. So, you're taking a chance on being out more money. I should have worded it better.

Our last two cruises, in 2018, and 2019, Caribbean out of NYC in January and February, the upgrades were sent out around 80 days before the cruise, and were accepted within a couple of days. We did not sail in 2020, so things may be different now. My personal opinion, and it's just an opinion, I have no facts to back it up, but I would think they would try and sell the most expensive cabins first, then upgrade as soon as possible. Then, if the cruise is cancelled, FCC credits will be given out, so that's more money NCL has. So, it's just a matter of how much money you're willing to

I think you may be wrong on this. If you bid on upgrade, and say you pay $1000 for your upgrade, if it is accepted, you will be charged for that extra $1,000. Then, if after that upgrade, the cruise is cancelled, you indeed will be out that additional money.