Which rate should i choose

[glituner32]

Hi,

 

Need help choosing the best rate I should go with. I haven't sailed with Carnival in a while so now I see different options to select the cruise price. Which one would you guys go for?

 

This is for Horizon June 13th sailing which is almost full, so I don't think price will drop much but the finial payment date is not till March 30th.

 

 

Thanks

[WassupBro]

$923. You get OBC as well.

[firemanbobswife]

As long as you don’t think you will cancel before the end of the month (or really anytime unless you’re OK with a future cruise credit), need to switch names at any point, or may want to downgrade cabins, then go with the ES special. Just beware of the restrictions.

[Herbaltees]

Check the pricing of the two category upgrade versus the ES price. Sometimes, you can get a better deal/higher category with those promotions versus the ES deal.

 

I find the ES Reduced deposit, the best option for my family. I don't like them holding too much of my money in the FCC.

Edited March 7, 2018 by Herbaltees

[asalligo]

That's a tough call this close. I have never booked a rate that cannot be cancelled outside the 90 day mark, so I usually book past guest for the extra money. I would probably just book ES at this point.

[Herbaltees]

That's a tough call this close. I have never booked a rate that cannot be cancelled outside the 90 day mark, so I usually book past guest for the extra money. I would probably just book ES at this point.

 

I'm confused. :confused:How is early saver being offered so close to final payment?

[glituner32]

so if i book early saver and I cancel before 90 days, my deposit just turns into carnival travel credit?

[lizardhowson]

so if i book early saver and I cancel before 90 days, my deposit just turns into carnival travel credit?

 

Yes, Early Saver is non-refundable.

Plus there are other restrictions.

 

Read the Terms & Conditions before booking

[Herbaltees]

so if i book early saver and I cancel before 90 days, my deposit just turns into carnival travel credit?

 

No, not exactly. $50 of your deposit is forfeited. The remainder is applied to as a future cruise credit.

[mdsgu]

I'd go with the $923 rate.

[riclop]

Past guest.

[mskaufman]

923 or 933