FCC and Cash Back Sale

[Native Floridian 26]

Can the FCC be used in conjunction with the Winter Cash Back sale that is going on now? The cash back is refundable onboard credit. I just want to make sure I would still get the refundable cash back plus the FCC OBC.

[Native Floridian 26]

Anyone know?

[ManyMore]

The FCC doesn't effect any specials they run and just so you know... that cash back is no deal, if you look they just price that higher then the other offers.

[AdGuyMG]

Can the FCC be used in conjunction with the Winter Cash Back sale that is going on now? .

 

Yes.

And the Cash Back Sale will be your best booking option UNLESS you are a Past Guest OR your sailing offers a promo like Senior, Military, Pack n Go or State Resident OR you are booking early enough for Early Saver.

[firefly333]

Usually a better rate than the cash back, as you almost always pay a higher rate to get it. Nothing aint free with Carnival.

 

No reason not to combine it, not that good of a rate. Yes, its combinable.

[Native Floridian 26]

Manymore, just so you know the cruise I am looking at is a better deal than the past guest so you can't blanketly say it will never be the best rate. it varies by sailing. Thank you for the input though.

[firefly333]

Not always, but so often, the ES rate is better, so people can't do price matches to the sales rates. Every once in a while a sailing is a good deal, but not that often.

[Native Floridian 26]

Not always, but so often, the ES rate is better, so people can't do price matches to the sales rates. Every once in a while a sailing is a good deal, but not that often.

 

I have been watching this sailing for at least a month, so I know the history of the prices. It is too late for Early Saver and with the $200 cash back on the 8 day sailing was less than the Past Guest.

 

This was the first time I've seen a rate with cash back be better than any other rate so it's not common. The cash back sale is $60 higher than the Past Guest rate, but the cash back is $200.