On board future bookings

[jono777]

Can anyone kindly explain the value if any of booking a future cruise whilst on board thanks

[terrierjohn]

17 minutes ago, jono777 said:

Can anyone kindly explain the value if any of booking a future cruise whilst on board thanks

Not really very much, you might get a reduced deposit, or possibly an extra £50 OBC, so compared to the cost of a cruise small fry.

[FangedRose]

Depends on what offers are in place. Reduced deposit and obc is pretty standard. In the past I've had both coach (or car parking) and a fair amount of obc. But it varies. It will get transferred to your preferred travel agent (if any) so you don't lose any benefits they may give you.

Edited August 23, 2022 by FangedRose

[Ranchi]

If you can get a very low deposit then it puts you in a good position should the price of your cruise drop before the balance is due. 
 

[kevcharben]

We booked a cruise for April on Arvia, whilst on a crusie end of July.

 

We only had to pay £100 deposit so no great fuss if we dont go, oe as others have said we can look at the price when we have to pay balance.

We also got £880 OBC

 

1st time we have done this but looked a good deal to me, it appears that this cruise was the 'special offer' as they were a lot of takers at the time

[Bazrat]

5 hours ago, terrierjohn said:

Not really very much, you might get a reduced deposit, or possibly an extra £50 OBC, so compared to the cost of a cruise small fry.

Don't forget the price can go up, the TA we are on is almost £600 more expensive