Huge price difference in average price per person

[adam_s_allen]

Nearly every cruise I look at has a $4-500 price difference.

[FLAHAM]

You could buy a $125,000 Tesla or a $16,000 Kia.

[adam_s_allen]

4 minutes ago, FLAHAM said:

You could buy a $125,000 Tesla or a $16,000 Kia.

What? I’m talking about the website saying I can cruise from $796 when the cheapest available price is actually $1255

[luv2kroooz]

Yes, that is NCLs clunky website. You have to click all the way through to get true pricing and availability. I've seen this go the other way too. They'll show a cruise at $599 on Page1 and then when you click through, the sail away rate starts at $399.

[JamieLogical]

2 minutes ago, blcruising said:

Yes, that is NCLs clunky website. You have to click all the way through to get true pricing and availability. I've seen this go the other way too. They'll show a cruise at $599 on Page1 and then when you click through, the sail away rate starts at $399.

 

Yeah, the cruise I booked yesterday was showing something like $599, which you would assume was the lowest sailaway inside rate, but when I actually clicked into it, the inside sailaways were like $400 and I was able to book a balcony with perks for $629 per person. I think the math for this 30% off sail is affecting the way the "Dates and Pricing" page displays.