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NCL has over a month to sell this cruise, whereas in San Francisco they only had a week or so. And notice that the price of the San Francisco cruises have gone up since they were first announced.... And the New York area also has three to four times the population of the San Francisco area, keep these things in mind when you say its more expensive....

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Actually I just checked the prices and it it 202 for an inside....$222 for an oceanview and $252 for a balcony. Those prices are ridiculous.

 

Not a great cruise deal but a great deal for a weekend in the city. I just booked the Dawn one night cruise on the 29th. What do you get for the $500? A lot more then you can on land in the city.

 

A nice lunch for 2 fancy restaurant - $60

5 course dinner for 2 - $120

Hotel - room with a view - $400 (balcony priceless:D )

Tickets to a show - $150

Late night comedy show - $50

Breakfast from room service - $30

Cabs to shows, clubs, restaurants and back - $50

Drink Prices 2x the ship ?$

 

That same weekend could cost over $900 on land and for me that was the benchmark.

 

Not ridiculous but a bargain when you look at the market. The one nighter is not marketed as a cruise but a one night dinner dance - Lunch, hotel,show, and breakfast included.

 

If it was not priced correctly it would not have sold out months ago. A few cabins just opened this week and the seem to vanish in hours.

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Except that the show is not exactly NY standards ... we walked out on quite a few on our recent Dawn trip.

 

But still, added up like this, seems better - but I still wouldn't do it given the loss of all the outdoor areas in winter - even the balcony is really useless.

 

(Maybe not true though for your upcoming trip - this Oct has been so warm!)

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Except that the show is not exactly NY standards ... we walked out on quite a few on our recent Dawn trip.

 

But still, added up like this, seems better - but I still wouldn't do it given the loss of all the outdoor areas in winter - even the balcony is really useless.

 

(Maybe not true though for your upcoming trip - this Oct has been so warm!)

 

I agree on the shows that's why I only put in $120 for off Broadway - current shows in NYC can run 120 to 150 per ticket. More if you have to go to a broker.

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Hi,

 

Anyone know if you can board the one day cruise at 12:00pm to 1:00pm? If you can, then it's worth it. You'll get about 20 hours then.

 

Also, I don't think that it's worth getting insurance for a cruise that costs only couple or hundred dollars or so. What do you guys think?

 

Thanks,

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Hi,

 

Anyone know if you can board the one day cruise at 12:00pm to 1:00pm? If you can, then it's worth it. You'll get about 20 hours then.

 

Also, I don't think that it's worth getting insurance for a cruise that costs only couple or hundred dollars or so. What do you guys think?

 

Thanks,

 

I will be at the pier by 11 am for the Dawn 1 day - I expect like any week I will be able to board around noon or a little after and get all the hours onboard I can.

 

To make it a full weekend in the city we will hit one of the museums on Sunday and get home round supper time.

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I saw it as cheap as 129.00 (inside) plus 43 for the taxes. Although I always get a balcony for 1 night I don't think I would waiste my time sleeping so it will just be a changing room for me! Thinking of taking it with my sister, No Hubby...No Kids, dancing, eating, drinking, casino, shows...sounds like a good deal to me. The only downfall is it's only a 1 nighter, & for sure no sunshine, I'll be inside the whole time!! Wonder if the casino will be rigged, they know if you win your walking away with the money!!

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Shoreguy- Your thoughts on the cost of an evening in NY are right on the mark. For our 10th anniv we had dinner st a 3 star restaurant,which was excellent, saw a Broadway show and stayed at the Hyatt. I believe it was between $800-900 for teh night.

 

Which is why for our 15th anniversary the 10/29 Dawn cruise did not seem outrageous. See you there!

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