Changing dates

[Nmoody1]

Hey people that know about this kind of thing!

We are booked onto the Eastbound Transatlantic in 2015 but are going to have to change dates and do a different cruise.... Firstly, is this easy to do - ie can we just let our travel agent know? Also... Are we still eligible for onboard credits as we rebooked whilst on our last cruise.

Super sad to be missing the EBTA but I'm sure we'll have some other exciting itinerary!

 

[ChuckElias]

You should be able to transfer your reservation, downpayments, and amenities to a different sailing. You will, of course, have to book the new cruise at the current pricing, which has probably gone up since you booked the original cruise.

 

[tmitch]

I thought it was OK to change dates, provided you were outside x amount of days from your originally booked cruise. I really wish I knew what that number was, sorry

 

[Disneyfalcon]

You need to keep your new cruise within 2 years of the original booking date you will keep all of the rebooking onboard discounts. Also avoid blackout dates!