Next Cruise Booking

[broadwaycam]

On our past cruise we booked a cruise for next year at the next cruise desk. When we got home We changed the ship and sail date. Since it was in the first 30 day period we did not have to pay a change fee for the non refundable deposit.  My question is do we keep the onboard credit we recieved for booking on the ship? When looking at the terms and conditions I am confused. Not sure if by changing ship and date we lose it or not. I wonder if because it was the first 30 days we keep it. When I go on to cruise planner it now shows that we have 100 onboard credit. When we booked on the ship they offered 50 onboard credit. My cruise planner did originally show just the 50. I am not sure why we are getting more just because we changed the ship and sail date? 

[Ourusualbeach]

4 minutes ago, broadwaycam said:

On our past cruise we booked a cruise for next year at the next cruise desk. When we got home We changed the ship and sail date. Since it was in the first 30 day period we did not have to pay a change fee for the non refundable deposit.  My question is do we keep the onboard credit we recieved for booking on the ship? When looking at the terms and conditions I am confused. Not sure if by changing ship and date we lose it or not. I wonder if because it was the first 30 days we keep it. When I go on to cruise planner it now shows that we have 100 onboard credit. When we booked on the ship they offered 50 onboard credit. My cruise planner did originally show just the 50. I am not sure why we are getting more just because we changed the ship and sail date? 

Yes you keep the OBC for booking on board.

 

when you changed there was likely a promotion going on where you received additional OBC.

[molly361]

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Edited February 12, 2019 by molly361

[broadwaycam]

7 minutes ago, Ourusualbeach said:

Yes you keep the OBC for booking on board.

 

when you changed there was likely a promotion going on where you received additional OBC.

Could that be what the score more is on the reservation?

[molly361]

1 minute ago, broadwaycam said:

Could that be what the score more is on the reservation?

Yes

[Ourusualbeach]

1 minute ago, broadwaycam said:

Could that be what the score more is on the reservation?

Yes

[broadwaycam]

2 minutes ago, molly361 said:

Yes

Makes me feel better to know that the extra 50 is true and not a glitch.

[pstone1]

If you book onboard and change within the 30 days, do you absolutely keep the reduced deposit benefit when you change?

[broadwaycam]

Just now, pstone1 said:

If you book onboard and change within the 30 days, do you absolutely keep the reduced deposit benefit when you change?

Yes it is the $100 deposit with no change fee if you change in first 30 days.

[Biker19]

11 minutes ago, pstone1 said:

If you book onboard and change within the 30 days, do you absolutely keep the reduced deposit benefit when you change?

Some have reported that even outside of the 30 days you keep the low deposit.

[pstone1]

11 minutes ago, broadwaycam said:

Yes it is the $100 deposit with no change fee if you change in first 30 days.

 

Just now, Biker19 said:

Some have reported that even outside of the 30 days you keep the low deposit.

 

Great!  Thank you both!

[broadwaycam]

2 minutes ago, Biker19 said:

Some have reported that even outside of the 30 days you keep the low deposit.

Yes you keep the low deposit but they charge you a $100 change fee, so really not a low deposit anymore.

Edited February 12, 2019 by broadwaycam

[Ourusualbeach]

1 minute ago, Biker19 said:

Some have reported that even outside of the 30 days you keep the low deposit.

You would keep the low deposit but you would be charged the $100 pp change fee.