Pros and Cons of Early Saver

[Jamman54]

10 minutes ago, beachbum53 said:

 

Seven cruises currently booked? No, you're not addicted. And bears don't eat honey. 

 

  Looking at October 2020 now. Hoping for the Mardi Gras.

[tandemcruzr]

We too are ES fans and book way out like Jamman. Our best so far was a 14 night Journey Cruise on the Breeze last November. We got price drops that saved us $1780. We are also retired and have 9 cruises booked as of today.

Edited January 3, 2019 by tandemcruzr
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[kollarism]

Assuming you as the buyer need to find the better deal and call in for the adjustment, they won't just credit you? Also, you also need to find the same room type or better at a cheaper price to get an adjustment?

[Illbcruzn4life]

On 1/24/2015 at 11:08 AM, nissach said:

 

We also book very early, usually December or January for our next Christmas/NY cruise. So ES is the only option that early out. Due to the high demand of the only two weeks we can sail price drops are not common, but they do happen occasionally. We cannot wait for last minute deals, as we also need to book flights, hotels, etc. So for us ES is great!

 

Are you saying they don't offer past guest rates when you book or am I misunderstanding?