Rare Mary229 Posted September 5 #26 Share Posted September 5 Cruise critic offers fare tracking. I don’t know how good it is. I have access to a travel agency software, your agent should be able to do this Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sea42 Posted September 5 #27 Share Posted September 5 26 minutes ago, FlaMariner said: now going to try to figure out this site......going thru fruits and clueless so far.....LOL Cruise Plum. It's OK to name them. They don't sell cruises Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
St Pete Cruiser Posted September 5 #28 Share Posted September 5 41 minutes ago, AV8rix said: Look at this quick before it is deleted. Name of site is cruise+fruit before being dried into a laxative 😉 I got it! Cute. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Woofbite Posted September 6 #29 Share Posted September 6 I plum forgot about that site. Thanks for all the suggestions! 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rare scooter6139 Posted September 6 #30 Share Posted September 6 Cruise Plum is the best site to track cruise pricing, so I wholeheartedly support it! I track every booked and considered cruise there to see how it's doing. Sometimes, it may be a few days behind in showing changes. I remember watching NCL cruises specifically when they all had a vast "bathtub" curve in pricing (high at first, dropped super low for a while, then right back up near cruise time). Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AV8rix Posted September 6 #31 Share Posted September 6 5 hours ago, scooter6139 said: Cruise Plum is the best site to track cruise pricing, so I wholeheartedly support it! I track every booked and considered cruise there to see how it's doing. Sometimes, it may be a few days behind in showing changes. The reason for that is that the lines generally publish their price adjustments on Tuesdays. So I think that's when CruisePlum publishes their updates. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Petronillus Posted September 6 #32 Share Posted September 6 On 9/3/2024 at 3:22 PM, Turtles06 said: If this will be your first transit of the Canal, you should seriously consider not “settling.” IMHO, going through the original locks — especially for a first transit — is far more interesting. (Do some reading over in the Panama Canal forum, and you’ll find many others who agree.) @poffles Especially because you've said you like to do research, please take my recommendation that you read David McCullough's masterful "The Path Between the Seas" (Subtitle: "The Creation of the Panama Canal 1870-1914"). DW & I pored through it in preparation for our PC transit, and it heightened our understanding and enjoyment of the experience. The canal is a magnificent engineering achievement, of which the U.S. is justly proud. In addition, among its side benefits is the vindication of germ theory ("Whaddyamean? A tiny little mosquito can't possibly be the cause of yellow fever!"). But at the same time its creation involved skullduggery and colonial overreach that cast a shameful light on the U.S. Being Canadian, you can, I'm sure, rise above all that. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
poffles Posted September 6 Author #33 Share Posted September 6 3 minutes ago, Petronillus said: @poffles Especially because you've said you like to do research, please take my recommendation that you read David McCullough's masterful "The Path Between the Seas" (Subtitle: "The Creation of the Panama Canal 1870-1914"). DW & I pored through it in preparation for our PC transit, and it heightened our understanding and enjoyment of the experience. The canal is a magnificent engineering achievement, of which the U.S. is justly proud. In addition, among its side benefits is the vindication of germ theory ("Whaddyamean? A tiny little mosquito can't possibly be the cause of yellow fever!"). But at the same time its creation involved skullduggery and colonial overreach that cast a shameful light on the U.S. Being Canadian, you can, I'm sure, rise above all that. I watched a documentary years ago and found it quite interesting and eye opening. I definitely would need to find it and watch it again as well as look into this read. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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