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I would guess not.  I have the same situation upcoming.....$200 OBC if the ship sails......or....$600 if rebooked later.

 

One option I've looked at is a ship that is $400 less for the same itinerary on the same ship.

 

The other is $200 more....but an extra day.

 

 

David

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1 hour ago, VentureMan_2000 said:

$600 OBC overrides all previous OBC if you select that with the FCC.  It's not in addition to your current OBC.

Not a casino offer but my rebooked cruise is an Early Saver Bonus rate that includes $100 OBC and the invoice in my planner says I have $700 OBC so I was able to get both. Maybe it is just the Early Saver rates and not other offers. 

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4 hours ago, ScubaBride2 said:

Is the $600 OBC offered to rebook in addition to OBC or casino fun money that is already offered in the deal.  Example $400 OBC for room offered, plus $250 Casino cash plus the $600 to rebook?

You should get roughly the same casino deal. Mine seem to stay around for a while. So whatever OBC they are offering with the new deal you'll get and also 600 OBC for the cabin if the cruise is 6+ day.

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On 4/12/2020 at 5:39 PM, ScubaBride2 said:

Is the $600 OBC offered to rebook in addition to OBC or casino fun money that is already offered in the deal.  Example $400 OBC for room offered, plus $250 Casino cash plus the $600 to rebook?

I booked at a Casino Rate which came with $50 OBC and when I transferred over my FCC AND OBC, I now have $650 OBC.

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On 4/12/2020 at 3:39 PM, ScubaBride2 said:

Is the $600 OBC offered to rebook in addition to OBC or casino fun money that is already offered in the deal.  Example $400 OBC for room offered, plus $250 Casino cash plus the $600 to rebook?

Yes-Booked an Elite that had Casino cash and obc and was able to add the $600 to it

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When booking your new cruise option do you get additional credit if the cruise is less than what you originally paid? Witn no cruises out of NY this year all cruises from Miami are significantly less i dont want to lose out the 600 doesnt cover the 1200 price difference 

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2 hours ago, vacalovers said:

When booking your new cruise option do you get additional credit if the cruise is less than what you originally paid? Witn no cruises out of NY this year all cruises from Miami are significantly less i dont want to lose out the 600 doesnt cover the 1200 price difference 

Had read on another thread you can get up to 500 in additional OBC for the price difference, meaning if your new cruise was 600 less, you would get an extra 500 in OBC and forfeit the 100.

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My September 2020 Sunrise cruise out of NY was cancelled.  This was to be my first Carnival cruise.  I was unfamiliar with the different booking promotions so I just booked the regular price that you can cancel with a $500 deposit (with Amex promo for $100 off).

 

If I rebook another cruise in 2021 will this deposit carry over to the new booking?  Also because I have not yet paid in full, am I still entitled to $600 OBC?  Also, is there any advantage to the other promos like Early Saver and/or Super Saver?  They also gave me an option for a casino offer (free drinks).

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On 4/12/2020 at 7:11 PM, VentureMan_2000 said:

$600 OBC overrides all previous OBC if you select that with the FCC.  It's not in addition to your current OBC.

Well I Got $100 obc from booking a July cruise and the $600 obc for my cancelled May cruise applied to July....So my documents show $700 obc

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14 hours ago, tricky_tink said:

Well I Got $100 obc from booking a July cruise and the $600 obc for my cancelled May cruise applied to July....So my documents show $700 obc

And you'll still have 700 in OBC if, and when your July cruise is cancelled by Carnival.

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