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The NCL Sky is so over priced its not even funny


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On 11/2/2020 at 8:59 AM, david_sobe said:

Yes.  That is why I wrote this thread.  NCL pricing is insane.  They are pricing the Sky as if she is a brand new ship with all the bells and whistles.  Someone needs to remind FDR that no matter how many times you change the carpet on the Sky, she is still a 25 year old ship 🙄

Right after Del Rio took over and made Sky "all inclusive" for the 3 and 4 day itineraries I did a quick before and after comparison of the prices. "All inclusive" Sky was 3 times what it was before which is enough to keep me away since I can't drink that much to justify the extra cost.

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  • 2 years later...

It's now March, 2023 and relative prices haven't changed much for the Sky.  Suites are priced very high but one can still find a balcony for a much more reasonable price.  Don't really understand the delta for the club suites because they're really not much larger than a standard balcony. 

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On 11/3/2020 at 5:53 PM, HowardK said:

It was bad karma when FDR said "Once people are on our ships they spend money like there's no tomorrow"

I spent 92 cents on the Joy's 5 day cruise to Mexico.  My credit card was never charged, maybe because it was so low. So I would be a disappointment to FDR. 

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2 hours ago, Smitheroo said:

I spent 92 cents on the Joy's 5 day cruise to Mexico.  My credit card was never charged, maybe because it was so low. So I would be a disappointment to FDR. 

The 92 cents was tax on a drink while still in San Pedro.

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On 10/12/2020 at 8:11 AM, MsTabbyKats said:

With me...identical itineraries.  NYC to Bahamas...same ports, same time in ports.

March 2020....a month or so before departure...about $1300 cost...sailaway balcony

April 2021....$2200.....no drinks or meals

Farther out....about $2800....no drinks or meals

 

I am retired and live walking distance to the port.  I can live without excursion credit and extra wifi time. Really, absolutely no reason to book in advance. 

That's a great strategy.  Plus with a last minute booking -  you will be able to research if NCL has cancelled any ports or if similar cruises on that ship have been able to make the itinerary recently.

 

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52 minutes ago, Smitheroo said:

The 92 cents was tax on a drink while still in San Pedro.

Oh man, so FDR only got to keep your money for a couple of months, then he had to turn the sales tax he collected on your behalf to the great state of Cali. He would definitely not be happy with you.

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