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Cunard customer service issues: Can't reach a real person for immigration and upgrade help

Has anyone else had issues with Cunard's customer service? I called to sort out some immigration details and possibly upgrade my room, but all I got was a survey about their service. It's so frustrating when you can't get through to a real person. Anyone have any tips on how to actually speak with someone?

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I've been in the exact same situation! After reading through everyone's suggestions, I tried the early morning call trick that @Natalia Stone mentioned and it actually worked - got through in about 20 minutes around 8 AM EST. Also seconding what @Teresa Boyd said about email - while it takes 2-3 days to get a response, at least you're not stuck on hold forever. For what it's worth, I think the post-pandemic travel surge has really overwhelmed their call centers. Hang in there, and maybe try a combination of calling early + following up on social media if you're still stuck!

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