CowboyMedic

We saw points added and as well as a status change from Platinum to Emerald. Since then, the points have remained but we were reverted back to Platinum. I fully expect the points to be corrected as well. We took the FCC at 125%.

We got our 1 bedroom Aquatheater Suite on Oasis for July 18th for $528 after FCC was applied from our canceled March Adventure cruise. Total price was around $4800ish. It's going to be a family cruise with my parents in an OVB and my sister and niece in a BWB.

I gotta brag on @Danette LeBlanc for all her help. I went to her today with a price drop that I noticed and she immediately went to work and spent quite a while on the phone with RC. She saved us quite a bit and I'm so thankful to be working with her.

Well there goes my two sailings that I had planed for Grandeur. We canceled the first sailing due to itinerary changes that would not allow us to go to Canada and New England. Now our Bermuda cruise is canceled with the latest round of cancellations.

I couldn't delete my previous post where I said something about Love at Sea for a cruise movie then realized that someone had already mentioned it. So I said what I said. I probably should have said, ignore this post.

Ignore my previous post.

We had our C&A points show up on the cruise that was canceled. We were supposed to make Emerald and when I login it shows Emerald and the number of points were supposed to have if we cruised. I know they'll disappear once Royal Caribbean gets everything straightened out but a person could hope that they miss them and let them be.

June 6th is the start of our 14 night B2B on Grandeur. Bermuda and Canada and New England. Really don't want to have to miss a second cruise this year.

Same thing happened to me when I booked online. When I turned it over to my TA then she was able to add my wife to the reservation. We then booked my parents, sister, and niece through our TA because they decided they wanted to go when we told them what happened and that we rebooked. My sister has always wanted to go on an Oasis class and visit Perfect Day at CoCo Cay since the upgrade to the island.

Allure is not in dry dock. Currently at sea.

Adventure is anchored off Fort Lauderdale. Liberty is docked in Galveston. Oasis is docked in Miami. Empress is docked in Miami. Navigator is docked in Miami. Harmony is docked in Port Canaveral. Symphony looked like it was anchored somewhere in the Bahamas, maybe Coco Cay. Majesty is somewhere in the Gulf, looked like it was anchored. These are just a few I saw when I looked.

This is what we did. We put down the deposit for a cruise on Oasis in July and even got a better room. We will apply the FCC after it has been issued to that cruise.

Here is the email that I got from RC. Please click here to acknowledge receipt of this message ABOUT YOUR UPCOMING TRAVELS Dear Guest, We’re sure you’ve been monitoring the news regarding COVID-19. This situation remains quite fluid, and we all continue to assess the impact and monitor the number of cases around the world. And while there are still a lot of unknowns related to COVID-19, we do know it presents the most serious health risks to older individuals, the immunocompromised, and those with serious underlying medical conditions. At Royal Caribbean International, the safety and well-being of our guests and crew is our top priority. As a result, we are suspending operations for sailings that depart from US ports (including Puerto Rico) effective at midnight tonight, March 14th. Regrettably, we will need to cancel your upcoming Adventure of the Seas March 14, 2020 cruise. Our goal is to resume operation on April 11th, 2020. Knowing this situation is ever-changing, we want to provide you with some options. As we know, this too shall pass, and we are optimistic that very soon you’ll be excited about planning your next cruise vacation. As always, the most important thing to us will always be the safety of both our guests and crew. In the meantime, we’ll continue to monitor the global situation. And, when it’s determined that the time is right, we’ll be ready to welcome you back. As a result of this change, we’re providing you with a 125% Future Cruise Credit to come back and sail with us by December 31, 2021. This amount will be based on of your total cruise fare paid. And, we’re giving you a little extra, knowing that this is such a unique circumstance. We will automatically issue you your Future Cruise Credit by Monday, April 13th, 2020 via email. So, there’s nothing for you to do! Please know, if you pre-purchased any amenities and packages – like internet, beverage, dining, or RoyalUp Upgrade, those will be automatically refunded. Or, if you prefer the lower value in a full refund, we’re happy to process this for you. Given how fluid this situation is, and the opportunity to use the extra credit being offered, you have plenty of time to make up your mind. You do not need to request your refund until December 31, 2021. Please contact us to start the refund process, if you’re willing to give up the higher value of your 125% Future Cruise Credit. We’ll then deactivate your Future Cruise Credit and process your refund to your original form(s) of payment, which will include any non-refundable deposits. To avoid waiting on the phone to cancel, please click here and we will get the process started for you. You can expect to receive your refund 30 days after you submit your request. And, if you purchased air or hotel… via Royal Caribbean, these will also be automatically refunded to you. on your own, please contact the service provider directly for your options with them. If you have any questions, please contact your Travel Advisor immediately or contact us at: 1-800-754-500 in Australia 0344 493 4005 in the U.K. 1-800-256-6649 in the U.S. or Canada All other countries, please visit http://www.royalcaribbean.com/contactus for your local Royal Caribbean International office phone number. Thank you for your patience, understanding, and cooperation during this situation. We wish you good health and truly appreciate your continued loyalty. Sincerely, ©2020 Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. Ships' registry: The Bahamas. Royal Caribbean International 1050 Caribbean Way Miami, FL 33132 USA

The 125% FCC won't be available until April 13th, 2020. The 100% cancelation will be received after you cancel per RC.