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by teddy van geemen on December 18th, 2008
If you book early and reserve the cheapest accommodation and the other cabins do not sell, they will sometimes give you an upgrade. This is in their favour, as they would have a better chance of selling your original cheaper booking. That being said, if you wait until a couple weeks before the departure date, cruise companies in need of passengers will become desperate and start to discount their fares. You will find online web sites that will offer cheap fares. My advice is to make note of their rates and then contact the cruise line directly to see if you can get a lower fare. Often liquidators will buy rooms in bulk and receive a better deal per room and then will pass some of their savings onto you.
Cruise lines sometimes over discounts to frequent travellers or to special groups, as an example, veterans. If you can arrange to have six or more couples (friends, family or whoever) book 6 or 7 cabins on the same sailing, there is also another possibility for a reduced rate. Always find out what your best option is by shopping around!
by THE TRAVEL SLUT on December 19th, 2008
Cruiselines do vary rates depending on groups that are booked and most cabins are sold and re-sold 3 times before each cruise.
If a large group cancels, then there will be lots of open cabins but if one books, it will make the remaining cabins a premium.
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by nikia.jenkins on January 22nd, 2011
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Where was your cruise destination?
by LisaJoy on September 5th, 2009
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what cruise would you rather do?
by Anonymous on July 26th, 2011
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Would you rather go on a 7 day cruise with 5 ports or a 10 day cruise with 2 ports assuming the cost was the same.
by Barkley Hound on August 16th, 2009
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I am going on a cuise in 46 days. This is my first cruise and my first airplane ride to get to port. Any suggestions?
by adbjeh on September 20th, 2010
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You're reading When I was looking at cruises on Friday and Saturday it was 319 now today it went up to 449, is there certain days that you should look for cruises when they are cheaper? I know it works that way with airlines?
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