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Reread the post I should quote and changed my mind after submitting!

Does NCL include any Champagne in their beverage packages?

If you really want Champagne the cheap sparkling wine is not good enough for you anyway so you don't really miss anything!

I have never said that anyone has said that cruising in suites on luxury lines cost less than cruising in suites on mass market lines. If you think I have, which post was that? From the answers I have got to my question I understand that the smallest cabins on luxury lines may cost less than the most expensive suites on mass market lines.

I have done that and so far I have found that suites on mass market lines are much cheaper than luxury lines. I have looked at all the lines you mentioned. As I have said before I may consider to pay more to cruise on a luxury line but when the price difference is too big I don't think that it's worth it because what suites on mass market lines offer is good enough for me.

I'm seriously interested in the luxury lines so when people say that it doesn't cost more to cruise on a luxury line than in a suite on a mass market line I want to know more about it. If someone can confirm that it's not correct I can let it go but I don't really know how it is. I don't need a big ship with lots of things to do so luxury lines might be what I want but I'm not interested in paying a lot more for it compared to a suite on a mass market line. A suite on a mass market line is good enough for me but why settle for good enough if I can get better for the same money?

The gift from parents I as a teacher appreciate most is when they give us a basket with things to eat ( for example cookies, candies, crackers, exclusive jam etc. ) which all teachers share. My favorite gift is when the kids pick flowers and give me but I get that when the school year ends in June, never for Christmas!

It's considered a suite and I have been told that when comparing suites on mass market lines and luxury lines what kind of suite it is doesn't matter. I agree with you that it's much for an inside, more than I should pay, but as I said some people don't think that matter.

In October 2019 you can get a Yacht Club Suite (inside) on MSC Seaside for $415 per day. If we add the service charge we are still far from the example you gave me.

Go back and read post number 59. I know that we are comparing suites on mass market lines to luxury lines and I have never said anything else!

I defenitely not buy solely on the basis of price. My intentions are never to get the cheapest possible vacation, I always want the best possible vacation for the money I want to spend. I pay $4000 for business class on our flights instead of $1000 for economy because the level of quality matter to me. I also drink Champagne instead of a cheap sparkling wine because the level of quality matter to me. I'm also prepared to pay more to cruise on a luxury line instead of on a mass market line, if the itinerary and some other things feels right for me. Some people say that it doesn't cost more and that is what my question was about.

The point is that some people say that it doesn't cost more to cruise on a luxury liner compared to in a suite on a mass market line and from research I have done that is not correct. I agree that there are big differences but some people say that it doesn't cost more, that's the reason for a price comparison.

They always cost more than mass market lines when I research but I guess I shall keep looking.

I don't really understand what you mean! I asked about price and to make a fair comparision there has to be some equivalencies. If we shall use the cheapest cabin on a luxury line we must also use the cheapest suite on a mass market line when we compare. If we compare luxury line with MSCs inside suites the luxury lines cost much more! As for airline tickets included in the price on some luxury lines I did said that that's one thing I can agree with to add to the price when comparing luxury lines with mass market lines. I have paid almost $4000 för our airline tickets for our next cruise and if that's included on luxury lines I agree that luxury lines are cheaper than many think.

I really need to contact MSC and get a confirmation on what is included in my Yacht Club "experience", booked before the changes. As I understand it the pricelimit for drinks is now $12, correct? I know it was a higher limit before but what was the limit?