Early Saver Sale

[Cruiser-66]

My family of six are planning a cruise for this coming Feb.. We will be booking two balcony cabins. What is the normal deposit if I miss tomorrows deadline for $50 down. Is the deposit for every person, even children?

[kidlessatsea]

$250 per person for 6 and 7 day cruises. Every single person must pay a deposit.

[ready2cruzagain]

The deposit goes up significantly. It will be $250 pp so instead of a $300 deposit with the sale it will be a $1500 deposit after the sale. Make sure you are aware of Early Saver terms and conditions before jumping in and booking Early Saver.

PS: Even kids Edited September 29, 2015 by ready2cruzagain

[dioxide45]

You don't really save anything with the sale. You just delay the inevitable. You end up paying the full balance of the cruise when it comes due.

[kteachcruiser52]

Another thing to remember is that if you book Early Saver with a $50 pp deposit and then see a price drop on a sale that does not have the $50 deposit feature, you can't price match to the sale without paying the full deposit within 24 hours.

[riclop]

There is no $50 deposit, it's another BS tactic.

[Shutterlady]

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I booked a 7 day last week, an inside as past guest and an ocean suite as early saver and I had to pay $250 per person. I guess either way it's all the same in the end.

[S.S.Oceanlover]

[quote name='knutsonl']My family of six are planning a cruise for this coming Feb.. We will be booking two balcony cabins. What is the normal deposit if I miss tomorrows deadline for $50 down. Is the deposit for every person, even children?[/QUOTE]

if you are cruising from Florida keep in mind airfares and hotels are very expensive in February.

Bill

[E&B]

[quote name='riclop']There is no $50 deposit, it's another BS tactic.[/QUOTE]


Booked yesterday for our August 2016 cruise and paid $250 total for 5 people. It does exist.

[ready2cruzagain]

[quote name='riclop']There is no $50 deposit, it's another BS tactic.[/quote]
:confused::confused:Not sure how you figure, since there is a $50 deposit sale going on.

[camper49]

[quote name='ready2cruzagain']:confused::confused:Not sure how you figure, since there is a $50 deposit sale going on.[/QUOTE]

Depends how one looks at it ..."saves" you from having to pay the whole deposit when you book but in the end you pay.

[DaytonCruiser]

[quote name='camper49']Depends how one looks at it ..."saves" you from having to pay the whole deposit when you book but in the end you pay.[/QUOTE]

If you look at it that way,even the normal deposit is Bs, since you eventually have to pay the full amount of the cruise.

[camper49]

[quote name='DaytonCruiser']If you look at it that way,even the normal deposit is Bs, since you eventually have to pay the full amount of the cruise.[/QUOTE]

True...