Change of Port question???

[RubyLeigh]

If you were schedule to go into a tender port (Belize) and your trip has been changed to a non-tendered port (Costa Maya), does Carnival refund as OBC a credit for not tendering?

Thanks

[QLUVS2CRUZ]

If you were schedule to go into a tender port (Belize) and your trip has been changed to a non-tendered port (Costa Maya), does Carnival refund as OBC a credit for not tendering?

Thanks

 

I believe if there are changes in the port charges, you will get an OBC for the difference, just as if you missed the port you will get the OBC. I don't know for sure though.

[tfrcal]

If you were schedule to go into a tender port (Belize) and your trip has been changed to a non-tendered port (Costa Maya), does Carnival refund as OBC a credit for not tendering?

Thanks

 

Tendering v. non-tendering has nothing to do with it. Carnival reserves the right to change ports and that is what it appears they have done. There will not being any OBC for the change but there MAY be a slight refund if there is a difference in port charges.

[1948buddy]

As far as taking a tender, you are not personally charged for it if that is what you meant.

[bbohbbneedacruise]

If you were schedule to go into a tender port (Belize) and your trip has been changed to a non-tendered port (Costa Maya), does Carnival refund as OBC a credit for not tendering?

Thanks

 

Suppose tendering cost more then docking? Are you willing to pay to dock instead of tendering?

Just consider it a wash.

[Colorado Kat]

When we miss a port, quite often we get a $4-5 refund per person. Shows up on our sign & sail account.