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AlexCherie

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  1. The current promotion really "hides" how deep the deals are, especially if you are Mariner. We aren't anything special, just two stars. Filter on Nieuw Statendam. As an example, the 7 day Eastern (Jan 7 - Jan 14) initially shows the price lowered from $679 to $629. Click View Itinerary. There is $629 in the upper right hand corner. Click to Continue. The price changes to $129 (!). The last sailing seems to be returning to FLL on March 11th after a 14 day cruise - originally over $1000, marked down to $999. Again, View Itinerary and click Continue. Price falls to $499. The next listed cruise is April 1. As it turns out, I was looking at these several days ago - and they've been showing odd configurations. But at one point there was a March 18 to April 1 trip, combined with a price tag of $999 and price of $499 reduced on it. But they rarely showed that combination broken up. Asking a HAL rep, I came up with this: We booked a 7 day, Western Caribbean cruise leaving March 18 to March 25 ... at $64 per person for the entire cruise. We booked a 7 day, Southern Caribbean cruise leaving March 25 to April 1 ... also at $64 per person for the entire cruise (so, obviously B2B). So essentially I took a $999 14 day cruise that was knocked down to $499, and split it into two cruises for $128 p/person for 14 days. Still to this moment, you cannot find any cruise that occurs between 3/11 and 4/1, and I know that ship is leaving FLL on March 11th and returning for our cruise that departs on March 18. FWIW much earlier on I did find examples of $19 p/p cruises for an interior cabin on the Nieuw Statendam, 7 day cruise. Nineteen dollars for the entire 7 days.
  2. I'm sure we've all talked about it, living on a cruise ship all year long. Storylines is creating such an environment; you own your cabin. Penthouse levels run around $112,000 a year for a pair of guests, for your ongoing, comprehensive fair. At roughly $5000 per person, per month, given that it includes wine, beer, standard cocktails and all port charges, gratuities, etc ... it's actually not expensive. Also, roughly 20% larger at nearly 577 square feet, than an Oceania ship. You can sub-let your cabin when not in it. 1000 guests. All manner of water play toys available. 20 dining locations, nearly all of it included (other than 90 day aged steaks, etc). Thoughts? https://www.storylines.com/listings-3?s=unit
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