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We're booked on the Eurodam Thanksgiving cruise, departing FLL Nov 20th. Just noticed our final payment is due Aug 27th, which is ....85 days ahead of departure.

 

 

I thought holiday sailing payments were due 90 days ahead of time?:confused:

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We're booked on the Eurodam Thanksgiving cruise, departing FLL Nov 20th. Just noticed our final payment is due Aug 27th, which is ....85 days ahead of departure.

 

 

I thought holiday sailing payments were due 90 days ahead of time?:confused:

 

We cruise on 28 November and our due date was 14 September. Meds have taken effect and I cannot do the calculations...

 

Joanie

 

Joanie

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Are you upset that they aren't making you part with your money 5 days sooner? lol

 

 

 

Nah, but I'm concerned that if it were somehow an error (booked thru a TA) that we could lose our cabin if this is a mistake and it was actually due 5 days sooner.

 

 

 

:) I believe that it is normally 75 days before sailing

 

 

Yes....but holiday sailings are 90 (at least that's how I remember it), so I found it odd that when I actually did the calculation (I was bored today:D) it was 85 days out.

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Nah, but I'm concerned that if it were somehow an error (booked thru a TA) that we could lose our cabin if this is a mistake and it was actually due 5 days sooner.
No law says you can't pay at 90 ... or more! :)
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Nah, but I'm concerned that if it were somehow an error (booked thru a TA) that we could lose our cabin if this is a mistake and it was actually due 5 days sooner.Very often T/A's set up a due date that is a week or so earlier than HAL's final payment deadline . When I used a T/A, she provided me the Guest Copy of HAL's confirmation, and that showed the true deadline, even tho her agency invoice showed earlier. I always advised her I would pay by the date HAL expected the monies, and that was acceptable to her agency.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Yes....but holiday sailings are 90 (at least that's how I remember it), so I found it odd that when I actually did the calculation (I was bored today:D) it was 85 days out.HAL considers their holiday sailings to be Christmas and New Years ... since Thanksgiving is not a universal/worldwide celebration, I do not believe sailings over that week fall into the holiday sailings category.

My observations, in red, above.

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