Question from a Bride and Groom . .
How do we get "a great deal" on a cruise?
Response . .
Choose your timing. Book as soon as possible for deals and/or upgrades. There may also be some "last minute specials" if you are willing to take that chance.
Use a travel agent. They'll tell you where to go and when to go . . and what to avoid.
Consider your itinerary.
Pick you cabin location carefully. Sometimes moving from Deck 9 to Deck 8 can save you a substantial amount of money.
Watch the airfares. Check out the airfares with both the cruise line and on your own.
Book your next trip on ship. Planning your next cruise while on board has long had its benefits with either onboard credits or a percent off the next cruise price.
Get on everyone's list. Sign up for E-mail blasts or loyalty programs.
Protect your investment. If you book early, consider paying in full at that time because many lines offer additional savings. You should ask ask about a price guarantee if the rate drops.
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