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15 hours ago, AshleyDillo said:

If you look at the cancellation policy for your cruise it is usually tiered meaning that the further out you cancel after your final payment date, thus the less you lose.  This link shows the cancellation penalty amounts:

https://www.royalcaribbean.com/faq/questions/booking-cancellation-refund-policy

So typically if you cancel a cruise past the final payment mark but before 30 days you can get a partial refund.

If your cruise falls under the qualifications of the Cruise with Confidence policy (sail date before July 31, 2020) and you choose to cancel you will get back the penalty amount in the form of a FCC.  You would be refunded the rest to your original form of payment.

You also will get back the $100 charge to your deposits as FCC for cancellation/changing your sailing if you had the non-refundable deposit.

Thank you! We are sailing on 24 March so it'll be 100% penalty. The complication now is that we booked through Cruise1st as a package inclusive of flight and hotel stay, hoping they won't be charging us much

Would anyone know what it means by having a credit in the amount of the "non-refundable cancellation fee" if we choose to move the date? Is it going to be the full amount we already paid?