FCC used for B2B and then it is not allowed

[Jeff13]

If we use our FCC from December for the final payment on our March Cruise, which is 7 days, and then we have a 1 day break at the port followed by a 5 day cruise.  If RCL decides we can't cruise again so soon, will that be considered them canceling and not me so we can get our FCC back to use again later in the year?

[Ourusualbeach]

6 minutes ago, Jeff13 said:

If we use our FCC from December for the final payment on our March Cruise, which is 7 days, and then we have a 1 day break at the port followed by a 5 day cruise.  If RCL decides we can't cruise again so soon, will that be considered them canceling and not me so we can get our FCC back to use again later in the year?

It is unknown how they will handle that situation. 
 

even if you cancel you can get your FCC back. 

Edited December 6, 2020 by Ourusualbeach

[twangster]

FCC has documented policy and not-so-documented policy.  

 

Your experience will be a matter of luck.  

 

I've seen them claim pandemic FCC can't be re-issued when the next cruise cancels and I've seen them re-issue FCC in an instant. 

 

As they get deeper into debt and lose more money I suspect there will be more FCC shenanigans experienced.  

 

YMMV.