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Last Minute Fantasy Booking


stierney2

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I live in Cocoa Beach, so it is easy for me to do a last minute cruise. I was wondering how do you find out what is available and how close to the time of the cruise do you need to book for a low fare?

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Sandy

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You can book as close as 72 hours out.... We had friends book for the July 4th weekend just 3 days prior... payment in full... and document information had to be faxed at least 72 hours prior to sailing.... She booked through a travel agent... But, unfortunately, as noted above.. the time of walking up to the Purser at the port, making a deal, and walking on board (as we did years ago) are long gone...

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I thought it was 48 hours, but 48-72 hours works :D You can do a last minute cruise, but the problem will be air... most of the time you get your best fares if you book at least 2 weeks out, keep yourself subscribed to some of the airfare alerts and you may be able to get something good at the last minute... but it is risky...

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