Change date

[Irelandlady]

We have an upcoming  cruise booked for August  2025 first cruise was so looking  forward  we now have a family  wedding  abroad so looking  like we have to change to following  year we have despoit  paid and also a another bit payded  off is it possible  to change

[OceanCruise]

If you have a nonrefundable deposit you can change the sailing for $100 per person change fee and whatever you already paid will transfer to the new booking. If you booked a suite you may have to pay a higher deposit depending on the price of the cruise as suite deposits are 10% of the cruise cost. Do not just cancel the cruise or you will lose your deposit. Call Celebrity or your TA and ask them to transfer the booking. You will get whatever the current rate and promotions are for the new booking and not carryover any promotions applicable to the old booking.

[chemmo]

4 hours ago, Irelandlady said:

We have an upcoming  cruise booked for August  2025 first cruise was so looking  forward  we now have a family  wedding  abroad so looking  like we have to change to following  year we have despoit  paid and also a another bit payded  off is it possible  to change

Terms and conditions vary depending where you are from. In the UK it costs £75 each for guests 1 and 2 (no more if there is a guest 3/4 in the room).

If you are Elite or over you get a free change. This can be to any other cruise at any time or date.
 

Coming from Ireland I am unsure if you have exactly the same T & C’s…

 

If you are looking to swap to 2026 some itineraries may not yet be out limiting your choices. Simply do a mock booking on line for the cruises you are interested in and see if dates you want come up. If they don’t simply sit on your present booking until nearer the time.

 

Sincere best wishes for a wonderful family wedding next year and a fabulous cruise the year after.

[twins_to_alaska]

42 minutes ago, chemmo said:

If you are Elite or over you get a free change. This can be to any other cruise at any time or date.

I had never heard of this benefit for Elite or above. Is it documented somewhere?

[Irelandlady]

Thanks for all your help everything  always come together  will hold off for a little  while and see

[chemmo]

41 minutes ago, twins_to_alaska said:

I had never heard of this benefit for Elite or above. Is it documented somewhere?

May be a UK thing…I made a change recently at no cost. Remember those of us in the UK only have full deposit option, no non refundable option.

[villauk]

43 minutes ago, twins_to_alaska said:

I had never heard of this benefit for Elite or above. Is it documented somewhere?

 

It’s a U.K. T&C.