Cruise For You
#7 AU/NZ
NEVER Cruise After 60 Without Knowing These 25 Money Traps!
Never cruise after 60 without knowing these 25 money traps, because some of them cost real money and one of them can cost you far more than that. Most Americans over 65 walk onto a cruise ship assuming Medicare covers them. Roughly six hours from the coast it stops working, and there is nobody on board whose job it is to mention it. That's number one, and the other 24 cover hidden cruise fees, cruise line rules nobody explains, and the mistakes older cruisers make without realising. You will learn why the card you hand over at check in can freeze hundreds of dollars in your bank account, why your phone can make you miss the ship, what happens to your mobility scooter under fire regulations, how automatic gratuities really work, and why onboard credit disappears at ten o'clock on the final night. I also cover the deadline on accessible cabin requests, the free items you can only get if you ask in advance, the truth about priority boarding, and the one insider booking move that quietly gets you two sets of perks on the same cruise. If you are cruising over 60, these are the things worth knowing before you walk up that gangway. Nothing here is medical, legal or financial advice. Cruise line policies vary by line and change often, so check the current terms for your own booking and speak to your own insurer or plan provider about your cover.