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Looking at Norwegian for a Caribbean cruise next year. I have seen several cruises that leave out of, say Ft. Lauderdale, go to 1 or 2 ports, go BACK to Ft. Lauderdale and then go for the remaining of the cruise.

Why do they revisit the port again? This doesn't make any sense to me.

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Sounds like a back-to-back sold as a combined itinerary to me.

 

I agree.

 

When a true B2B is booked, it requires two (2) deposits, one for each cruise. When a cruise is listed as you referenced (a combined itinerary), it only requires one (1) deposit.

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Looking at Norwegian for a Caribbean cruise next year. I have seen several cruises that leave out of, say Ft. Lauderdale, go to 1 or 2 ports, go BACK to Ft. Lauderdale and then go for the remaining of the cruise.

Why do they revisit the port again? This doesn't make any sense to me.

 

NCL doesn't use Fort Lauderdale. So you must be talking about Miami.

 

Also, I think you are looking at Norwegian Sky ... she has 3-day AND 4-day cruises, and you are looking at the 7-day cruise that is the combo of 3- and 4- day cruises. It's called Back to Back (b2b).

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Could you give an example of the itinerary you are writing about?

Rats...it won't let me cut and paste so I'll have to type it out.

Here is the itinerary: 14 day Eastern & Western Caribbean

Orlando, Key West, Sea Day, Grand Cayman, Ocho Rios, Sea Day, Orlando, Nassau, Sea Day, St. Thomas, St. Maartin, Sea Day, Sea Day, Orlando.

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Rats...it won't let me cut and paste so I'll have to type it out.

Here is the itinerary: 14 day Eastern & Western Caribbean

Orlando, Key West, Sea Day, Grand Cayman, Ocho Rios, Sea Day, Orlando, Nassau, Sea Day, St. Thomas, St. Maartin, Sea Day, Sea Day, Orlando.

 

On the Spirit I believe. And what happens is, some people only book the first part of the cruise, others book the second part of the cruise.

 

NCL has combined this itinerary but it's really 2 separate cruises.

 

Enjoy

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