What's your favorite tool for tracking cruise prices?

[kaymoz]

There are SO many online tools related to cruise shopping now!  

For those tracking cruise prices to determine when to "pounce and purchase, " which one do you like the best?

[andlep]

I follow Facebook groups that are dedicated to posting bargains.

 

 

Edited November 28, 2019 by andlep

[EDiamond22]

On 11/28/2019 at 2:08 PM, andlep said:

I follow Facebook groups that are dedicated to posting bargains.

 

 

any you would recommend, first im hearing of this. thanks!

[grest]

How would I find these groups?

[andlep]

4 hours ago, grest said:

How would I find these groups?

Search  Facebook for cruise bargains, cruise deals etc.

[RocketMan275]

On 11/20/2019 at 5:20 AM, kaymoz said:

There are SO many online tools related to cruise shopping now!  

For those tracking cruise prices to determine when to "pounce and purchase, " which one do you like the best?

I wouldn't place too much emphasis on "when to pounce and purchase". 

There is no sure fire way to identify the lowest/best possible price. Prices can also move up.

I use the 'ratchet' method.  It's like a ratchet wrench that can only be turned one way.

 

Find and book cruise with a price you can afford.  

Check prices at least weekly.

Contact the cruise line or your travel agent when you see a price drop and "ratchet" your price down.

Repeat as necessary.

 

BTW, if the price doesn't drop to a level you're comfortable with, then cancel the cruise and book another.