PIF date and cancellation period for med cruises

Guest · 17 Jan 13, 01:21 AM

I have noticed my PIF date for our med cruise on 1st June is February 1st but on the uk T&C's on DCL website it states penalties start at the 89 day point. Whereas under the USA T&C's it states 119 days.

We have paid in dollars but I presume we are bound by the uk T&C's. This would give us an extra month to keep an eye out for offers.

I have emailed DCL but I thought some of you may know the answer.

Thanks

**Bats** · 17 Jan 13, 09:32 AM

Sorry, I don't know the answer but would be interested in what DCL tell you so we can let others know.

We always book through a US TA as the terms and conditions are better.

Guest · 17 Jan 13, 05:51 PM

They have just replied but with all the cancellation details for a US sailing. I have sent it back reminding them that it is a Med Cruise.

DCL did confirm that the loss of any deposit paid is just that. So if you paid 10% its 10% but if you paid 20% then its 20%.

I will post once I get a correct reply.

**Bats** · 17 Jan 13, 08:09 PM

They obviously didn't read your question properly!

DIBBadmin · 17 Jan 13, 08:09 PM

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17 Jan 13, 01:21 AM	#1
	17 Jan 13, 01:21 AM Guest Guest
Guest Guest	PIF date and cancellation period for med cruises I have noticed my PIF date for our med cruise on 1st June is February 1st but on the uk T&C's on DCL website it states penalties start at the 89 day point. Whereas under the USA T&C's it states 119 days. We have paid in dollars but I presume we are bound by the uk T&C's. This would give us an extra month to keep an eye out for offers. I have emailed DCL but I thought some of you may know the answer. Thanks

17 Jan 13, 05:51 PM	#3
	17 Jan 13, 05:51 PM Guest Guest
Guest Guest	They have just replied but with all the cancellation details for a US sailing. I have sent it back reminding them that it is a Med Cruise. DCL did confirm that the loss of any deposit paid is just that. So if you paid 10% its 10% but if you paid 20% then its 20%. I will post once I get a correct reply.

17 Jan 13, 08:09 PM	#5
	17 Jan 13, 08:09 PM DIBBadmin Imagineer
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