Casino Royal offers

[rdhed]

if I have offers that i am not going to use(because I already booked one) can I trade in the trade in the rest for a future cruise that isn't booked yet(say I want to book a cruise for December but haven't decided what yet)? If so do I have to call or can I do this online. Tried online but it was asking for info I didn't have. Just want to know if its possible before I call?

[RFerrington]

59 minutes ago, rdhed said:

can I trade in the trade in the rest for a future cruise that isn't booked yet(say I want to book a cruise for December but haven't decided what yet)?

No.  You cannot convert a casino offer of any kind for FCC.

[rdhed]

They all have a trade in value....so can you only use the trade in value if you book at the same time? 

[PhillyFan33579]

5 hours ago, rdhed said:

if I have offers that i am not going to use(because I already booked one) can I trade in the trade in the rest for a future cruise that isn't booked yet(say I want to book a cruise for December but haven't decided what yet)? If so do I have to call or can I do this online. Tried online but it

was asking for info I didn't have. Just want to know if its possible before I call?

 

From my experience you can only apply the trade in value for a booked cruise (which obviously was not a casino booked cruise).  

[PhillyFan33579]

4 hours ago, rdhed said:

They all have a trade in value....so can you only use the trade in value if you book at the same time? 

You can apply the trade in value to a cruise you previously booked (you don’t have to book a new cruise to use the trade in value). 

[RFerrington]

You can definitely apply the cash value to a new cruise booking as I have done this a couple of times.  Actually, I didn't realize they would allow you to apply the cash value to an existing booking.  I always thought that you could only use it on a new booking.  Good information.

[Merion_Mom]

But there is an expiration date on your certificate.

[rdhed]

Thanks everyone! So that leaves one last question....if I have a fully paid cruise that I booked via another casino offer can I apply the cash value of the others...I might just try and see what happens. 

[kfnesq]

7 minutes ago, rdhed said:

Thanks everyone! So that leaves one last question....if I have a fully paid cruise that I booked via another casino offer can I apply the cash value of the others...I might just try and see what happens. 

Good question.  I actually have one that is fully paid but have a few offers with trade in value.  I wonder if I can get the trade in value applied to my current cruise even though it is fully paid.....

[Bocker3]

If you already applied one trade-in value to a booked cruise, is that it or can you apply another??

[RFerrington]

You cannot combine casino offers, so if you have already booked a cruise using one offer, you cannot combine another cert to that booking - even if it is "just" a $$ off.

[Ourusualbeach]

You can apply one offer per person.  If you have an offer and you companion has an offer you can apply both.  If you have 2 offers you can only apply one.  Each offer has to be in different names. 

Edited May 6 by Ourusualbeach

[molly361]

14 minutes ago, RFerrington said:

You cannot combine casino offers, so if you have already booked a cruise using one offer, you cannot combine another cert to that booking - even if it is "just" a $$ off.

Can you only use the offer one time?  Or can you book 2 separate cruises with the same offer code?  

[RFerrington]

13 minutes ago, molly361 said:

Can you only use the offer one time?  Or can you book 2 separate cruises with the same offer code?  

Just once, unfortunately.  I should say....you can only book 1 cruise per certificate....so if you have 2 separate certificates, you can book 2 cruises (or apply the $$ off value) but only 1 cruise per cert.

Edited May 6 by RFerrington