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This is more or less a continuation of the current cancellation policy but is a huge reversal on their final payment policy. That used to be 90 days then a while back they upped it to 120 days but now they have cut it in half to 60.
https://www.ncl.com/ca/en/press-releases/norwegian-cruise-line-puts-guests-first-extended-peace-of-mind-cancellation-policy-and-final-payment
OK .. not as spectacular as initially thought. The new ability to cancel 15 days from sailing in 2021 applies only to cruises booked before end of Aug 2020 and the 60 day final payment is only for remaining 2020 sailings which will most likely not happen anyway.
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OK .. not as spectacular as initially thought. The new ability to cancel 15 days from sailing in 2021 applies only to cruises booked before end of Aug 2020 and the 60 day final payment is only for remaining 2020 sailings which will most likely not happen anyway.
Easy OGW...I thought I saw veins popping right thru the screen hehehehe
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