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I guess I can assume my August 1st on Allure will be canceled.

12thman- If you look at the Prepmod covid site for Washington State, there are 16 pages of sites throughout the state that have shots available right now for anyone that wants it. https://prepmod.doh.wa.gov/clinic/search

I would agree, they could at least make it 30-45 days out.

I agree that I really have nothing to lose by paying for the cruise for August when the final payment is due. We (all 10 of us) will be headed to Orlando the week before the cruise anyway for Disney and Universal. I would just hate waiting up to 60-90 days to get my full refund back in $. I guess the FCC would be a problem as for our Spring 22 cruise to Australia it would only be for my wife and I and not the 10 going this year.

twangster- I assume that is just a hunch on your part?

Sorry, yes we have already put our deposit on the Feb 2022 cruise. Also it was a deposit for 10 people for this years cruise.

I have 2 star class suites booked for August 1, 2021 out of Port Canaveral on RCCL. I have put down a deposit of $3000 for both rooms last year. Now it appears that this cruise will be cancelled at some point by RCCL. If I want to cancel the cruise before the final $30,000 payment is due can I use the FCC for the deposit on another cruise I already have booked for Australia in early 2022, or do I just lose the deposit. Also has anyone had any luck working with RCCL about delaying their final payment until closer to the cruise so as not to have so much money tied up?

Do you have the rest of the email or a way to see all of it from Carnival; as to the options?