Indy cruise has drifted back into our price range - will it drop any further?

[littlesteelo]

Hey guys, I have been monitoring the 28th July Independence of the Seas cruise for a while now, but it has been just out of our price range. However, the price has just shot down from £1550 to £1335, which brings it into much more reasonable territory, and is nearly £1000 saved for 4 of us. Do you think it will be worth waiting any longer to see if it drops any more, or should I bite the hook now?

 

These are TA prices by the way, and I intend to try and squeeze a slightly better deal, or perhaps some OBC or free parking out of it, which I managed to do last time.

[dln929]

Hey guys, I have been monitoring the 28th July Independence of the Seas cruise for a while now, but it has been just out of our price range. However, the price has just shot down from £1550 to £1335, which brings it into much more reasonable territory, and is nearly £1000 saved for 4 of us. Do you think it will be worth waiting any longer to see if it drops any more, or should I bite the hook now?

 

These are TA prices by the way, and I intend to try and squeeze a slightly better deal, or perhaps some OBC or free parking out of it, which I managed to do last time.

 

It's always a crap shoot as to whether the prices will go up or down. The rule of thumb is to buy at a price you're comfortable with. In any event, you should go on the Indy! We were just on her and she's a beautiful ship. You will have a marvelous time!

[will773]

I wouldn't wait. Before you know it, it could shoot right back up. BOOK NOW!!!

[robinp]

Hey guys, I have been monitoring the 28th July Independence of the Seas cruise for a while now, but it has been just out of our price range. However, the price has just shot down from £1550 to £1335, which brings it into much more reasonable territory, and is nearly £1000 saved for 4 of us. Do you think it will be worth waiting any longer to see if it drops any more, or should I bite the hook now?

 

These are TA prices by the way, and I intend to try and squeeze a slightly better deal, or perhaps some OBC or free parking out of it, which I managed to do last time.

 

Scottish schools will have already broken up for the summer and this will therfore be peak peak summer season. £1,335 for a 14 night (guessing by the dates as during summer holiday period its 14 night cruises) during peak season is a very good price, IMO.

[LoisGriffin1]

It sounds like a good price and a great saving for 4 people. If its in your price range and you want that date then go for it.