Does NCL still have the discount?

[jbethel11]

I read on old discussions from 2006 and 2013, which say you can save about 20% on sailings six months in advance if you are part of a union? Is this true? Or have they done away with this? Thanks in advance!

Edited April 23, 2019 by jbethel11
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[valleyvillage]

They no longer have that discount.

[jbethel11]

3 minutes ago, valleyvillage said:

They no longer have that discount.

Do you know if they have any discount for Civil Service (Police)?

[valleyvillage]

I know they no longer have a military discount, but I don't know for sure about Law Enforcement. 

[nicoleinwi]

I think they've done away with all discounts in place of their never ending "free" at sea promo.  Yep military gone and so is senior citizen as we are going with DH's parents on a cruise we booked in March and they said seniors is gone now too. 

[mking8288]

Depending on when you are planning to sail/go on a NCL cruise - and, if your travel plans are flexible - wait till last minute, like we are planning to do from hereon

 

Escape to Bermuda @ SailAway Rates, skip the "Free At Sea" "deals" with GTY stateroom assignment:

4/28 - this Sunday @ $349 p/p for Inside, $499 for Oceanview

5/5 - next Sunday @ $449 p/p or $599 respectively, as above

 

These were going for twice as much if you booked them 4 months ago, 8 months and a year+ ago ... those 5% or 10% or even 15% discounts were useless, even if you thrown in the OBC.  

 

Get a CruiseNext Certificate at less than 50% face value (at $250) to apply as partial payment ... and save yourself another $125 to possibly $150.  

 

Enjoy wine ... no problem, being from NY - buy your own case or 2 bottles for the week at $10 or less (comparable to ones sold on the ship at $40 + 20% fees) and pay a $15 corkage fee per bottle) - stay ahead of the marketing game !