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24 minutes ago, Heidi13 said:

Started out at over 750, now down to 200.

Wow, over 2 years! I can't imagine booking that far out since I don't even know what I'm having for dinner tonight!

Heidi13 and anybody else, out of curiosity, why book so far in advance? I have seen it many times, even in this thread.

If it locks in a great deal or considering inflation right now (in the US at least) it might save money in the long run, I get it.

Is it to get the "right" cabin? 

Something to look forward to for 2 years?

 

Again, just curious. I think the longest I waited was maybe 5 months...

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30 minutes ago, DnD CruiserZ said:

Wow, over 2 years! I can't imagine booking that far out since I don't even know what I'm having for dinner tonight!

Heidi13 and anybody else, out of curiosity, why book so far in advance? I have seen it many times, even in this thread.

If it locks in a great deal or considering inflation right now (in the US at least) it might save money in the long run, I get it.

Is it to get the "right" cabin? 

Something to look forward to for 2 years?

 

Again, just curious. I think the longest I waited was maybe 5 months...

 

Our preferred cruise line, routinely sells out cruises over a year in advance and prices tend to increase, not decrease. Since we booked in early December 2020, our cabin has increased $12,000 pp. and some of the benefits were reduced.

 

Although a few cabins have now opened, the cruise was fully booked in about 3 months, or 22 to 23 months before departure.

 

Yes, booking a preferred cabin is also a factor in booking early.

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27 minutes ago, Heidi13 said:

 

Our preferred cruise line, routinely sells out cruises over a year in advance and prices tend to increase, not decrease. Since we booked in early December 2020, our cabin has increased $12,000 pp. and some of the benefits were reduced.

 

Although a few cabins have now opened, the cruise was fully booked in about 3 months, or 22 to 23 months before departure.

 

Yes, booking a preferred cabin is also a factor in booking early.

Thank you for the insight. I figured it was something along those lines.

One of these years we will book a cruise worthy of selling out years in advance. 

For now, we just enjoy the mass market 3, 4, or 7 days away from work!

 

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52.    10-Days England, Scotland, Norway, Iceland

111.  10-Days Italy, Greece, Turkey, Italy 

121.  11-Days Italy, Malta, Spain, Gibraltar, Portugal

129.   13-Days Portugal, Azores, Bermuda, Grand Turk, Tampa

206.   7-Days Eastern Caribbean

213.   7-Days Western Caribbean

419.   8-Days Canada/New England from Norfolk, VA

562.   15-Days Hawaii round trip from Long Beach, CA

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5 hours ago, DnD CruiserZ said:

Thank you for the insight. I figured it was something along those lines.

One of these years we will book a cruise worthy of selling out years in advance. 

For now, we just enjoy the mass market 3, 4, or 7 days away from work!

 

 

Haha!! "Work" that's one of those 4-letter words that shouldn't be used in polite company.

 

Hoping you get to enjoy a longer cruise in retirement.

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35 minutes ago, travelnap said:

Bon Voyage Lois.  When do you fly out for Spain?  Hope you have a great cruise.  Neil

Hi Neil, I fly out on Saturday. Thanks for the good wishes😀

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