2015 Schedules

[NOSaints1]

We're thinking of Nov 2015, just wondering when the schedules will be out?

 

 

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[JimAOk1945]

We're thinking of Nov 2015, just wondering when the schedules will be out?

 

 

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Which ship and itinerary?

Edited February 9, 2014 by JimAOk1945

[agc291]

Pride itineraries were released during the announcement that she would be moving back to Baltimore. I believe JH said all others will be out in the spring.

[navybaby1113]

I'm hoping they get the Alaska ones up soon. We want to start saving.

[AspenRed]

I am waiting for Alaska, too. Either June or July of 2015.

[Tapi]

I'm hoping they get the Alaska ones up soon. We want to start saving.

 

 

Start saving now! Don't wait until the schedules are out. We started planning and saving 3 years prior, long before the schedules were out. We looked at previous years and got a "ballpark"' idea about how much we had to save. And not only about the cruise, but also about flights, hotels and excursions. Our "guesstimate" was pretty accurate.

 

 

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[Crusin Karen]

I'm upset that the 2015 schedule for NY departure isn't out yet because we cruise on 2/21 and I wanted to book a cruise while on the ship in order to get the OBC since they did away with the FCC. :mad::mad:

[NOSaints1]

We usually save around 800-1000 for the deposit. We tend to try and book a year out. We owe 900 by August for our cruise on the Valor. Luckily were in our mid 30s no kids, no debt and I work full time.

 

 

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[JohnSpo]

I'm upset that the 2015 schedule for NY departure isn't out yet because we cruise on 2/21 and I wanted to book a cruise while on the ship in order to get the OBC since they did away with the FCC. :mad::mad:

 

I was on Splendor last month and in the same situation as you. I wanted to book another NYC cruise for May 2015.

 

The FCC agent suggested I book a cruise at a past guest rate so the OBC will be applied to that booking. When NYC opens up, I can change the booking to the new cruise and the OBC will transfer to the new cruise.

 

Booking at the Past Guest rate enables you to change to a new cruise with no penalty. She then said you can book to Early Saver for a lower rate and take advantage of the price drops.

 

Give that a try so you don't miss out on the OBC.:cool:

[riclop]

You got at least a 3 month wait.

[Crusin Karen]

I was on Splendor last month and in the same situation as you. I wanted to book another NYC cruise for May 2015.

 

The FCC agent suggested I book a cruise at a past guest rate so the OBC will be applied to that booking. When NYC opens up, I can change the booking to the new cruise and the OBC will transfer to the new cruise.

 

Booking at the Past Guest rate enables you to change to a new cruise with no penalty. She then said you can book to Early Saver for a lower rate and take advantage of the price drops.

 

Give that a try so you don't miss out on the OBC.:cool:

That is AWESOME advice. THANK YOU! :D I am going to take a copy of your reply with me, just in case! We always book ES so we can get the price drops, so that is what I thought, that we would just book "any old cruise" and then when NY comes out, we can transfer, but then I would lose the OBC anyway with the change cruise fee. :mad: Okay, time to do some research. :)