when I went of my Carnival cruise in June I was sitting in my cabin on the couch reading the caper thing. I heard a knock and since I had been walking around the ship all day and I was tired I put ...
i want to go on a cruise ship that isnt extremely expensive and appeals to the younger crowd. i have been on cruises before where bingo is the most exciting event of the day. also is there any cruise ...
Can someone explain how cruises work? When the cruises stop at certain destinations do you get out and roam around until it's time to go? Are there set times you have to be back on the ship will ...
I've heard Adventure of the seas is good but too big, and i'm going with my husband on our 'late honeymoon' so we would like a ship thats not totally over crowded or with a lot of ...
I have read horror stories both ways on cruise websites. I would like to get the opinions of my fellow Y!Aers. Do you suggest self-debarking after a cruise or doing the assisted debarking? Thanks!...
I've been on both Carnival and Royal Caribbean, but neither time did I travel with my kids. Now, my hubby and I are ready to take a family cruise, but I'd like to find a ship with glass ...
Im planning on going on a cruise next july 22nd 2007. I am wondering what happens if there is a warning like there is now for the Carribean (where we plan on going...jamaica). Let me hear what you ...
I want to go on a 19 day cruise but the cruise ship internet price is way to expensive. I need to use internet for my company. I dont' think the cingular option works in the middle of the ...
I am tryin to plan a weekend cruise trip for me and my girlfriend. I am wondering how can I get started with a travel agent or how can I find the best one on my own. I prefer an adults only cruise ...
it can't be more than a week cause my parents don't really trust us alone (this is a surprise). and do you know if they go anywhere BUT canada and new england? thanks! Additional D...
how was it? and up to what month the don't allow you to travel on cruise? i read that you have to have a letter from your doctor say you good to travel but does anyone did that?? we planning to ...
I will be going on a cruise around the med, towards the end of july and was wondering if this counts as a Annual multi-trip travel or a Single trip...and so which insurance should I apply for....
yes. as a rule of thumb, you should always buy insurance if you don't know what it's for.
singinintheraino
You should always get insurance... but I do not recommend Cruise Line insurance. It is not as comprehensive and tends to cost more... especially if you are under 60 years old. AIG has a great travel insurance program called travel guard... here is a link to their website http://www.travelguard.com/index.asp
cruise junkie
if there is much travel or any possible health issues then yes... you can buy it on line cheaper than from the cruise line and can include your travel method in it also but you need to do it right after you book it. just google it
Heidi
I always felt like I should. That's what my parents taught me. Then I grew up. Spent my own money on my vacations, and actually read the fine print.
Unless you or your spouse dies or has to be helicopered outta there..your on your own.
That goes for early cancelation. Unless my husband died... I was going on the trip with or without him... and they'd only return a small portion depending on the day he died and how close to the cruise date it was.
I thought that was cheesy. Insurance isn't cheap and it didn't seem like there was alot of wiggle room allowed.
That couple who was on th royal caribbean honeymoon and the guy fell off..... they still haven't been paid because they said the body wasn't found yet... How sad and pathetic that insurance companies have the gaul to do that.
justsouknowullneverknow
yes i am ur insurance salesman buy buy buy yes yes yes me want ur money these are my eyes >>$$
Time travler
I always buy the insurance through the cruise company . Maybe I'm gullible, but just this week with 2 different people, they were writing about missed cruises. One was missed because of having to be hospitalized and the other missed getting on the ship because their driver got lost for 4 hours and they didn't make it to the port on time. I am under the impression that you would get back at least part of your cruise money or maybe all of it if you miss the cruise because of health reasons or other extenuating circumstances. I don't like taking big chances with my money.
Yak Rider
If you book it through the cruise line it's not really "insurance." You can buy actual travel insurance through places like the AAA (auto club) and travel agencies. It's cheaper to avoid the product offered by the cruise lines.
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