sharkster77 Posted July 30 #76 Share Posted July 30 Maybe my first post got it backwards--the second cruise would be PIF in 6 months, not the first---I don't know, ignore what I said, whatever. Mea culpa, mea culp, mea maxima culpa (yes, I was an altar boy during the days of Latin Masses). Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rare Peregrina651 Posted July 30 #77 Share Posted July 30 Not to worry. Normal for the demographic. I've made some doozies. But, then again, we just read OneSixtytoOne's post where he said that he asked for and got the final payment date on his existing book changed when he booked a second. Of course, we aren't sure that it was allowed because the second booking departs before the first or what. Still, it doesn't hurt to ask, as long we understand that the answer for our case could be "no." Even better, for $25 bucks (as long as it lasts) keep an open booking on the books and you don't have to worry. 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rare CDNPolar Posted July 30 #78 Share Posted July 30 In my experience you always have to ask for the payment date change. Booking a future cruise to get the payment terms is simple. You don't even have to be committed to that cruise. Just find the furthest date out and then when it's payment date is coming due, move it to something else. Don't cancel, modify the booking. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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