Carnival vs. Disney offers

[KMovies]

CARNIVAL GLORY:
The seven-day western Caribbean cruise scheduled to depart Port Canaveral on Sat., Sept. 25, will instead depart from Port Everglades/Ft. Lauderdale on Monday, Sept. 27 on a five-day itinerary to Progreso and Cozumel, Mexico. The voyage will end in Port Canaveral on Saturday, Oct. 2, as scheduled. Guests who opt to sail on the modified itinerary will receive a 30 percent refund of their cruise fare and a $100 per person shipboard credit. Guest who wish to cancel may do so and receive a full refund.

CARNIVAL: 30% refund / $100 shipboard credit PER PERSON / no future cruise discount
DISNEY: 40% refund / $300 shipboard credit (was $200) PER STATEROOM / 25% off future cruise

FANTASY:
The four-day Bahamas cruise scheduled to depart Sun., Sept. 26 from Port Canaveral will instead depart from Port Everglades/Ft. Lauderdale on Mon., Sept. 27 on a three-day cruise to Nassau. The voyage will end in Port Canaveral on Thurs., Sept. 30, as scheduled.
Guests who opt to sail on the modified itinerary will receive a 25 percent refund of their cruise fare and a $100 per person shipboard credit. Guests who wish to cancel may do so and receive a full refund.

CARNIVAL: 25% refund / $100 shipboard credit PER PERSON / no future cruise discount
DISNEY: 40% refund / was there shipboard credit??? / 25% off future cruise


COMPLIMENTARY BUS SERVICE:
Complimentary bus service to Port Everglades from both Port Canaveral and the Orlando airport will be provided for Carnival Glory and Fantasy guests on Monday between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Carnival will have staff available at each of these locations to provide assistance. Since both ships will return to Port Canaveral, guests should not drive to Port Everglades to board these vessels.

CARNIVAL: Don't drive to port
DISNEY: Will return you to Port to get your car

CARNIVAL TRIUMPH:
The seven-day eastern Caribbean cruise scheduled to depart Miami on Sat., Sept. 25 will instead depart Miami on Monday, Sept. 27 on a five-day voyage to Cozumel and Progreso, Mexico.
Guests who opt to sail on the modified itinerary will receive a 30 percent refund of their cruise fare and a $100 per person shipboard credit. Guests who wish to cancel may do so and receive a full refund.

CARNIVAL: 30% refund / $100 shipboard credit PER PERSON / no future cruise discount
DISNEY: 40% refund / $300 shipboard credit (was $200) PER STATEROOM / 25% off future cruise


For guests who booked air on their own and elect to sail on the modified itinerary for any of the above voyages, Carnival will provide up to $100 per person in reimbursement for costs incurred as a result of necessary flight changes. Guests will be required to provide proper documentation.

Wouldn't the airlines have done that for free anyways?

 

[goofyforlife]

actually, I might have to change our flight plans with SWA and since the hurricane is over. My husbands ticket price would double........ Not a freebie.

 

[KMovies]

These were for Saturday and Sunday's sailings that didn't happen until Monday. Those should have fallen within the hurricane time frame with each airline.

Yes, future cruises later this week would incure flight charges but those cruises should be back on schedule.

 

[Donnainnj]

Was Disney's credit per cabin or per person?
Donna

 

[KMovies]

Donna -

Didn't notice that. With Disney, it was stateroom credit. So Carnival could have higher stateroom credits since it was per person.