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[nursey000]

My cruise is 1297 and we are buying the Cheers for the 3 of us. My TA says he cant do in one payment so I qualify for the Carnival Mastercard

1500 purchase. Any Ideas or thoughts?

 

Edited August 26, 2019 by nursey000

[Shaded Lady]

I'm guessing you mean for the Carnival Mastercard? Have you added your gratuities to your booking? That should get you to the 1500 easily.

[nursey000]

They are added- it is only a 5 day cruise,.

 

[Schoifmom]

Shaded Lady is right, sort of.  It depends on how long your cruise is (it will have to be at least 5 days to get you to the $1500 mark).  You could also add vacation protection, if necessary to get you there.

[nursey000]

Does it have to be in single purchase? Or will our Cheers count?

[Schoifmom]

Just now, nursey000 said:

Does it have to be in single purchase? Or will our Cheers count?

 

It has to be all in one transaction.  You can't include Cheers in the same transaction, because it is technically purchased from the Fun Shops and not from the booking side.

 

[Lottacruises]

What happens at $1500?

[Joe817]

Just now, Lottacruises said:

What happens at $1500?

OBC price break?

[Shaded Lady]

You are eligible for 0% Interest on the Carnival Mastercard... has to be in one transaction and it needs to be for a Carnival cruise.

[Lottacruises]

1 hour ago, Shaded Lady said:

You are eligible for 0% Interest on the Carnival Mastercard... has to be in one transaction and it needs to be for a Carnival cruise.

 

I'm guessing that offer is for non card holders or does it apply to current? 

 

I wouldn't mind paying off a cruise with zero interest.

[Shaded Lady]

3 minutes ago, Lottacruises said:

 

I'm guessing that offer is for non card holders or does it apply to current? 

 

I wouldn't mind paying off a cruise with zero interest.

You must be a cardholder, but even if you apply now, you can use the card for a current cruise, as long as the charge is made at this time (cant apply it to a charge made on the card before- I know... I tried!) but it's only 6 months at 0% so it's minimally worthwhile... but hey, better than nothing!