Croisieurope Name Change Policy

Can I change the name on a CroisiEurope reservation?

Name and date changes made close to departure are typically treated as a cancellation subject to standard fees. If you're unsure whether your situation counts as a correction or a full change, asking directly saves time compared to guessing. Good to know before you finalize anything.

What's the difference between a name correction and a name change?

A name correction (fixing a typo or maiden name update) is usually handled quickly and at no cost; a name change (swapping to a completely different traveler) is treated much more strictly and may not be allowed for the primary guest at all. Since fees and deadlines vary meaningfully by line, checking your specific cruise line's current policy is more reliable than a general rule. That detail alone can save some back-and-forth later.

Is there a fee to change a secondary guest's name?

There's typically a fee, often in the $100-150 range, to swap out a secondary traveler, as long as it happens before final documents are issued. If you're unsure whether your situation counts as a correction or a full change, asking directly saves time compared to guessing. Not a bad idea to keep that in your back pocket.

What's the deadline for requesting a name change?

Expect the window to close around 45-60 days before sailing, tied to when final travel documents are issued - after that, changes are much tougher. This is one of those details worth resolving the moment you notice it, since fixes tend to get more complicated closer to the sail date. Small thing, but it matters if you're planning around it.

Can I transfer my entire booking to someone else?

Full booking transfers to an unrelated traveler are uncommon on most mainstream lines and are typically treated as a cancellation and new booking, though a few lines (notably Virgin Voyages) allow free transfers up to 48 hours before sailing. If you're unsure whether your situation counts as a correction or a full change, asking directly saves time compared to guessing. Worth keeping in mind either way.

Who can help me sort out a name issue on my CroisiEurope booking?

Reach +1-800-406-8495 and we can walk through what documentation CroisiEurope needs to correct a name issue. It's worth double-checking your travel documents against your booking confirmation as soon as it arrives, not just before you travel. Not a bad idea to keep that in your back pocket.

How do I correct a simple typo in my name on a CroisiEurope booking?

A misspelled name is typically an easy, no-cost fix with CroisiEurope - just flag it to your advisor or the cruise line right away. Keeping your legal documents and cruise booking name consistent going forward avoids repeating this process on future cruises. Good to know before you finalize anything.

Can I change my name on a booking after getting married?

CroisiEurope generally accommodates legal name changes from marriage, usually requiring a marriage certificate plus updated identification. Since fees and deadlines vary meaningfully by line, checking your specific cruise line's current policy is more reliable than a general rule. Small thing, but it matters if you're planning around it.

Is the CroisiEurope name-change fee refundable if the change isn't needed after all?

Refunds on this fee aren't typical with CroisiEurope - confirm all details are accurate before you submit the change request. If you're unsure whether your situation counts as a correction or a full change, asking directly saves time compared to guessing. That detail alone can save some back-and-forth later.

What's the risk of not fixing a name mismatch before departure?

A name that doesn't match your ID or passport can cause delays or even denied boarding at the terminal, so correcting any mismatch well before your sail date is important. This is one of those details worth resolving the moment you notice it, since fixes tend to get more complicated closer to the sail date. That detail alone can save some back-and-forth later.