brittania to the Med 2020

[moonstone01]

Hi Everybody

 

Just wondering if anybody can tell me what sort of price I should be paying for a 13 night cruise to the med, on Brittania on a balcony (HF Grade)  We have only been on a few cruises so I am hopeful the more experienced cruisers could help me out.

 

Many thanks in advance

[majortom10]

5 minutes ago, moonstone01 said:

Hi Everybody

 

Just wondering if anybody can tell me what sort of price I should be paying for a 13 night cruise to the med, on Brittania on a balcony (HF Grade)  We have only been on a few cruises so I am hopeful the more experienced cruisers could help me out.

 

Many thanks in advance

A lot depends on time of year of cruise and when booking as usually the cheapest is when the brochure is first released, which for 2010 was September 2018, any time after that fluid pricing kicks in and can vary depending on how well the cruise is selling or not.

[Harry Peterson]

39 minutes ago, moonstone01 said:

Hi Everybody

 

Just wondering if anybody can tell me what sort of price I should be paying for a 13 night cruise to the med, on Brittania on a balcony (HF Grade)  We have only been on a few cruises so I am hopeful the more experienced cruisers could help me out.

 

Many thanks in advance

Probably the best advice would be to pre-register with a good non High Street travel agent if the cruise you’re interested in hasn’t been released for sale yet. The opening prices are rarely bettered. You also get to choose exactly the cabin you want if you opt for Select.

 

If it has, you’re talking fluid pricing and it’s difficult to predict how prices will move. Depends very much on the date, and of course the demand.

[eddie11]

Surely 2020 cruises are on sale with prices readily available?  Am I missing something?

 

here’s cruisecritic offers so as not to offend moderation

https://www.cruisecritic.co.uk/cruiseto/cruiseitineraries.cfm?cl=81&startDate=2020-08&shipID=759&length=10-14

but you could look at P&Os own website, or any cruise website or even ask a High St travel agent for a price