Price Drop Policy

[Cinders411]

  I am looking at booking a transatlantic for 2021 and the price seems a bit high right now. If the price drops will NCL lower my price?   

Edited March 6, 2020 by Cinders411

[BaWBarmy]

What if it goes up?

 

If you don't like the price then don't book.

[Cinders411]

Why so nasty?  How about if you don't want to assist, don't comment? I have never sailed on NCL and feel I am asking a valid question. Please go away.  

[tallnthensome]

Generally yes before final payment date. Just call ....

Edited March 6, 2020 by tallnthensome

[Cinders411]

Thank you tallnthensome for a helpful response. I appreciate it 😃

[MrMike45]

2 minutes ago, Cinders411 said:

Why so nasty?  How about if you don't want to assist, don't comment? I have never sailed on NCL and feel I am asking a valid question. Please go away.  

 

Don't believe it was nasty...was legitimate question.  

 

If the price changes in your favor...you want NCL to give you back money.  What if it changes the other way?  Are you willing to pay more? 

[mjkacmom]

2 minutes ago, MrMike45 said:

 

Don't believe it was nasty...was legitimate question.  

 

If the price changes in your favor...you want NCL to give you back money.  What if it changes the other way?  Are you willing to pay more? 

But the answer to the OP’s question is yes, if before final payment.

[ThePhoenix]

Provided you book directly through NCL and not a travel agent, they offer a price guarantee. It pays to keep checking the prices because they change often.  I’ve saved money a few times doing this.  Our cruise coming up in January, we got a substantial savings after they added both the 30% off and 20% past guest offer.