Concierge class cheaper than Veranda?

[coaster]

Our cruise on Constellation in December, pricing is over $500 pp cheaper for Concierge class over Veranda. Are Veranda cabins in better locations? Thinking of upgrading our outside cabin.

[jelayne]

No that happens occasionally, a matter of supply and demand.  On the M class ships the Concierge & Aqua class cabin are about 20’ larger.  I’d grab one.

[coaster]

3 minutes ago, jelayne said:

No that happens occasionally, a matter of supply and demand.  On the M class ships the Concierge & Aqua class cabin are about 20’ larger.  I’d grab one.

Ok, thanks! Not familiar with the classes on Celebrity.

Edited May 9, 2023 by coaster

[Guest CoolPapaC]

It happens. Just like sometimes a sale might allow you to buy a family size bag of chips for less than regular size.

[Duanerice1]

Jump on it.  I've snagged an Aqua cabin for less than a Veranda before.  Grab it while you can because prices can change daily. 

[phoenix_dream]

Definitely just supply and demand in action.  I agree - the cabins are larger on M class so a Concierge or Aqua is preferable.

[CU64]

7 hours ago, coaster said:

Our cruise on Constellation in December, pricing is over $500 pp cheaper for Concierge class over Veranda. Are Veranda cabins in better locations? Thinking of upgrading our outside cabin.

Usually concierge is in prime locations, better than Aqua, I might add.

[AmberCascades]

Do it!  We always pick Concierge if it's around the same price or only slightly more than verandah.  We just got off a cruise on Saturday.  We asked our attendant if we could get a cheese plate instead of the daily canapes.  My husband is celiac and can't eat some of the canapes.  We received a plate each day, late afternoon, with a few slices of cheese, some fruit and a couple of dried apricots or nuts.  It was just enough for a little nosh before dinner.