We have a 5% discount for our next cruise. We also have a 50% FCB. Can anyone explain how these credits are applied? Using an example, say you consider a 2027 cruise fare of $5,000. The FCB from past cruise is $3,000. To arrive at the net cost of 2027 cruise, how is it calculated:

A. $1,750 ($5,000-$3,000-$250)
B. $1,900 ($5,000-$3,000-$100)

The $250 credit in A calculated as 5% of $5,000, applied to 2027 cruise fare BEFORE applying FCB. The $100 credit in B calculated as 5% of $2,000 AFTER applying FCB.

Which is the proper way of applying the FCB to arrive at the correct 5% credit? Do you have anything you have seen from AMAWaterways to support proper way of calculating this? Applying these future credits can get confusing. I want to ensure we are doing it correctly.

Hello everyone! (Delete if not allowed)

Sorry if this is not the right place to post but I went on a cruise recently where one of the itineraries was coco cays, and as we were leaving i was really bummed out about not being able to stay on the island overnight to see the sunset and actually enjoy the entire island.

My question is how would I go about booking a cruise where we'd be able to stay overnight at an island? Do I just book a cruise where the itinerary shows multiple days or is there a more specific cruise line that does this?

TIA!

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