MarkLT1
Yes, that is a hidden Mickey on my dog's rump.
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Paid In Full date (The point at which cancellation penalties start to matter significantly)sorry, new cruiser here what is "PIF" ?
Paid In Full date (The point at which cancellation penalties start to matter significantly)sorry, new cruiser here what is "PIF" ?
Do you know which cruises this applies to? Anyone PIF?
Are you saying that you can cancel this new cruise and get all your money back?
I don't know the answer to this
They allowed me to use 100% of our pif money towards the future cruise after paying a fee of $300/person. If I cancel the new cruise, the standard cancellation policy applies, which means if I cancel it today, I would receive everything back except whatever the deposit amount is.
Sorry you're not able to go this April, but glad Disney was able to offer you an option you were ok with. DD15's trip to Japan has been pushed out to April 2021--too many freaked parents (not us--other than worrying she'd be quarantined at some point). The travel company won't refund the money, but allowed the trip to be moved to next year and the cost will remain the same...so she's fully paid up for a trip for next April. I was scrambling yesterday to get her added to the Disney World trip for DH and I, luckily 1 seat opened up on our flights (at a crazy cost, but could be worse), and was able to add her to all but 1 FP. We rearranged some dining reservations with her input. DD's birthday is during the trip. Also 1 event is sold out that DH and I have tix to, so she'll likely miss that unless 1 tix becomes available. Overall better than I expected though...and maybe next April we'll get our 'alone' trip.We were offered rebooking at no cost to rebook, but if our new cruise was more expensive ( it was) we had to pay the difference. I was overall ok with what was being offered. We did lose a bit of money when we canceled flights and hotel, but it was only the initial cost of insurance. It could have been much worse. The one slight disappointment at the time was Disney not offering anything to offset not allowing us to board for example OBC. Even a small gesture of good will... say 25$ per person would have offset some harsh feelings. Then again with things getting worse, I’m just satisfied with what I did get.
When is your new cruise? Less than 90 days out? Why would you lose your deposit?
Just to lighten things up a little...we are leaving for the port to board the Wonder in New Orleans for the WBPC cruise. Let’s hope for none of this!
Hope all goes well and enjoy! If you have time please post updates such as screenings? are people still serving themselves in cabanas? if any ports change? how full is the ship? etcJust to lighten things up a little...we are leaving for the port to board the Wonder in New Orleans for the WBPC cruise. Let’s hope for none of this!
$300/pp is a bit high. $300/per reservation would be much more reasonable, IMHO.
That looks like a regular changeover Saturday at the local Costco. LOLI hope this is not my experience at Sams Club today. People are nuts.
There is no way they are going to leave healthy people on board for very long. They saw how that turned out, and doing that again, now knowing the result, would expose them legally. Yes, they have the legal authority to quarantine, but not in a way that has been proven to be unsafe.
I think it’s too soon to make changes abs if it’s still bad in May Disney will do the right thing.
I get people are anxious about the uncertainty but not much DCL can do at this point. If they start canceling at it all blows over there will be bad press too. They are stuck between a rock and a hard place. I’m just going to wait it out and see.
not related to the cruise directly but I found this earlier - it is a summary of a WHO report written after they sent 25 international experts to China and has a lot of information about the virus and includes a list of symptoms (which I haven't really seen anywhere other than "flu-like"), and a ton of statistics about spread rate and fatality rate broken down by age and what is going on there now - there is a link to the full WHO report if you want to read it.
People are throwing around a LOT of numbers here... I thought I'd post some gathered by the experts.
Age | Flu Mortality % | COVID-19 Morality % |
0-4 | 0.007% | 0% |
5-17 | 0.002% | 0% (5-9) / 0.2% (10-17) |
18-49 | 0.02% | 0.2% (18-39) / 0.4% (40-49) |
50-64 | 0.06% | 1.3% (50-59) / 3.6% (60-64) |
65+ | 0.83% | 3.6% (65-69) / 8% (70-79) / 14.8% (80+) |
All Ages | 0.09% | 3.4% |
mine looked kind of like this the other day. All the water and paper products all goneI hope this is not my experience at Sams Club today. People are nuts.
At last!!! Where did you get the info please?
- Beginning Friday, March 6, all guests and crew members will have their temperature checked by a nurse with a no touch thermometer prior to boarding. Additional medical screening will be required for anyone with a temperature of 100.4º F or greater, and they along with their travel party may be unable to sail.
- Finally, guests scheduled to sail between now and May 31, 2020, can now change their reservation up until the day before embarkation and receive a 100% cruise credit to be used for a future sailing within 12 months of their original sail date. You can make this change by calling 1-866-325-2112. The credit is non-refundable and standard prevailing rates will apply.