UPC (Unlimited Passport Collection) Tours

[ToxM]

Hi all founts of Oceania knowledge..

 

So the tours for our cruise have just become available. Our roll call isn't hugely busy and I am terrible at arranging private tours and DH gets anxious about getting back to the ship/will we be left behind scenarios so private tours possibly aren't the best idea for us. Upon looking on the Oceania website there is mention of UPC pricing which is unlimited tours for £677 (probs just under a grand in USD. How does this work - do we need to buy this package then choose what we want to do .. or do we add the tours we want and then it will work it out in the cart on the website. From the looks of pricing and the duration of our cruise - 10 days with one sea day - this looks to potentially be a good deal..

 

Experiences of this option and how it works, would be welcome :)

 

Thanks in advance!

[JimandStan]

You start by choosing the Tours on an a la cart basis and as you meet the bundle thresholds, the price per tour is adjusted.

What those thresholds are varies, and is dependent on the duration of your cruise.

 

Hope this helped-

[ToxM]

You start by choosing the Tours on an a la cart basis and as you meet the bundle thresholds, the price per tour is adjusted.

What those thresholds are varies, and is dependent on the duration of your cruise.

 

Hope this helped-

 

It does help, thank you, it seems somewhat of a dark art as to adding and removing tours til you see the differences...

[Flatbush Flyer]

You start by choosing the Tours on an a la cart basis and as you meet the bundle thresholds, the price per tour is adjusted.

 

What those thresholds are varies, and is dependent on the duration of your cruise.

 

 

 

Hope this helped-

 

 

You can do the math yourself regarding the difference between the "passport" package and the "Your World" or you can call O and they will price out which is the cheapest way to get whatever mix of tours you want.

We generally use a mix of private and O tours on longer cruises and the comparative math has not yet made the "passport" as good a deal as the other one (buy x minimum cruises and get 25% discount on a la carte prices but NO "passport" expense).

 

 

 

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