Weaselpuppy

Still going on Mondsy on Majesty; Nassau we have seen twice but Teenagers haven't, Coco Cay is essentially a beach day for us, waterpark day for Teenagers and no one but me has been to Key West and are hyped for it...disappointed but ok with it too, overall, though if we got the Carnival shafting ($100 OBC, intinerary change, sorry boutcha luck!) I would flip out. Still going to be a good vacation and celebration of Teenager's Salutatorian achievement and admission into Aeronautical/Astro Engineering at Univ. Of Michigan, full ride, fast track program where they pay her $3k cash and priority paid internships on top of full ride. Get that youngster to love studying! This cruise was the carrot!

I didnt, I just used OBC, booked normally.

So, I found this on a blog forum for Las Vegas MGM gaming comp app that booked the current June 5 Cuba cruise on Majesty with MyVegas comp points. FYI I had $250 in OBC through this Vegas comp game app as well, $150 I cashed in comps for and an extra $100 they gave me for lying to me about their policies that I kept giving them a Royal load of @#^$ about ... TL;DR is re-route to Costa Maya, refund of booked Cuba excursions to OBC and 50% stateroom cost refund as OBC, unused OBC refunded to your CC

I am on that 6/10 Majesty sailing with Havana stop on 6/13-14 and will post when I get the word. Right now the email I received says we will update you tomorrow by 6pm.

Email from RC says we will update you tomorrow at 6pm. We are on Majesty for June 10 to KW and Cuba. I am going to hope that the all day Bucket List Havana tour we booked at $94 a head will be refunded regardless of Cruise Planner being frozen if we change itineraries to Nassau/Coco, since, well, they aren't Havana...

Right now, my concern is does the grandfather clause that is in effect for travelers that have completed a travel related transaction for a flight or an accommodation apply to cruise ship visits? Since we board Majesty in 6 days for a Havana destination...well, we are let's say urgently curious... It sure looks like future cruise ship visits are kaput based on the State Department Fact Sheet that is a little more plain English, summary wise.