What's an FCC?

[teresad2297]

pardon my ignorance... can someone define FCC? OBC?

 

I've only been on 2 Carnival and 2 Princess cruises....

 

-Teresa

[pg.]

pardon my ignorance... can someone define FCC? OBC?

 

I've only been on 2 Carnival and 2 Princess cruises....

 

-Teresa

 

OBC is onboard credit.

 

FCC is future cruise credit.

 

I am not sure how FCCs work, but OBC just means you have money on your sign and sail account.

[heisnuts]

A FCC can only be purchased while onboard during your cruise. Each FCC costs $100 and will be used for your next cruise on Princess. The $100 will act as your full deposit for your next cruise and you will get an OBC that will vary depending on the length of your next cruise.

 

More info can be found at http://www.princess.com/learn/answer/during_cruise/board.jsp

[cheesetu]

FCC- While on a current Princess cruise you can put down a deposit of $100 for a future Princess cruise. When you are ready to take that next cruise you can use the deposit and will also get an oboard credit the amount of which depends on the length of the cruise and type of cabin. If you haven't used it within four years it will go away unless you call Princess to request that they refund it to you.

[paul929207]

On yournext cruise, go se the Future Cruise Consultant. His or her hours will be listed in the Princess Patter. They are a great deal. For $100 you get the $100 deposit plus an on board credit of $25 to $150 depending on the length of the cruise and whether you book and inside or an outside cabin.

 

You can only purchase them while you are on board a Princess ship.

[sunluva7]

OBC: onboard credits are obtained in a number of ways. As stated, Princess offers them as an incentive to book a future cruise or as a reward for referring other passengers. Agents will also offer them as an incentive or as part of their price deal.

[Colo Cruiser]

Yes