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I was just browsing through some cruise sites and found the cruise that we are going on for $1404$US. It is a category 8K stateroom. When I convert to Canadian currency, the total is $1420.04. We booked it at $1452.00

 

Is there a possibility of getting a reduction and if so,how do I go about it?

 

Thanks

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Is that price on Carnival's website, or a third party travel agency?

 

If it's on Carnival's website give them a call and see what you can work out - unless you booked ES in which case you can fill the form out and submit it for OBC.

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Maybe the diffrence come from the exchange rate ?

 

The canadian $ is almost at par today.

 

Yeah, you need to compare in US dollars. CIBC was buying US$ for .99 the other day. :eek:

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Maybe the diffrence come from the exchange rate ?

 

The canadian $ is almost at par today.

 

That was my thought, that the reason it is a different price in US price now is because of the changing exchange rates.

 

I dont think you are covered for changes in exchange rates.

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Thanks for your replies. The price I found was not on Carnivals site, but on a cruise internet site. I booked through a travel agent. I did convert the US price to Canadian.:(

 

Go buy some US money today that you'll need for the vacation and you'll be ahead of the game.

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We ran into a price issue also on a recent Carnivale cruise. Of course when we asked about a credit on the difference (it was in the range of a hundred bucks) the excuses and fine print etc. made it clear I had to take another approach. So we booked a much higher category and a much better cabin for 9 bucks pp more. Its an option that works.

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We ran into a price issue also on a recent Carnivale cruise. Of course when we asked about a credit on the difference (it was in the range of a hundred bucks) the excuses and fine print etc. made it clear I had to take another approach. So we booked a much higher category and a much better cabin for 9 bucks pp more. Its an option that works.

 

I dont think this is the same issue. The OP states the price drop was on another site, not Carnival's and in US money, what they paid is less. (indicating its a exchange rate issue).

 

If it was a actual price drop on the Carnival site, then true, the OP can always ask for a upgrade, no matter what rate they booked or how close to the cruise date.

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