Royal Caribbean - Next Cruise Bookings Onboard

[cruisemomandson07]

I just got off of the Oasis on Sunday and I am kicking myself in the butt for not booking our next cruise. They had offers for $50 deposits, so I should have taken advantage of it while I could. However, I am going on another cruise in November and could always book while I am on there. My question - do they always have the offer for $50 deposit or was this just the deal that they had at the time I was on the ship?

[Ourusualbeach]

Always.

[L454S]

Fine print.....As Low As. It is more for higher end cabins and longer cruises. However it is still a LOT cheaper than booking on land. Example: balcony cabin on 15 day transatlantic was $250 deposit.

 

Booking a specific cruise

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•5-7 night cruises

◦Interior/Oceanview: $50

◦Balcony/Junior Suite: $100

◦Grand Suite and above: $200

•8-10 night cruises

◦Interior/Oceanview: $100

◦Balcony/Junior Suite: $150

◦Grand Suite and above: $300

•11-14 night cruises

◦Interior/Oceanview: $150

◦Balcony/Junior Suite: $200

◦Grand Suite and above: $400

•15 nights or longer cruises

◦Interior/Oceanview: $200

◦Balcony/Junior Suite: $250

 

◦Grand Suite and above: $500

[cruisemomandson07]

Fine print.....As Low As. It is more for higher end cabins and longer cruises. However it is still a LOT cheaper than booking on land. Example: balcony cabin on 15 day transatlantic was $250 deposit.

 

 

 

Booking a specific cruise

 

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•5-7 night cruises

 

◦Interior/Oceanview: $50

 

◦Balcony/Junior Suite: $100

 

◦Grand Suite and above: $200

 

 

 

•8-10 night cruises

 

◦Interior/Oceanview: $100

 

◦Balcony/Junior Suite: $150

 

◦Grand Suite and above: $300

 

 

 

•11-14 night cruises

 

◦Interior/Oceanview: $150

 

◦Balcony/Junior Suite: $200

 

◦Grand Suite and above: $400

 

 

 

•15 nights or longer cruises

 

◦Interior/Oceanview: $200

 

◦Balcony/Junior Suite: $250

 

 

 

◦Grand Suite and above: $500

 

 

 

Is it always this rate?

 

 

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[cruisemomandson07]

Always.

 

 

 

Thank you!

 

 

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[Ourusualbeach]

Is it always this rate?

 

 

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Yes.

[cruiser2015]

Always? Not so fast.

Last July, booked on board for a sailing 4 weeks from today.

Deposit was $150 for the balcony cabin - 9 nights. Still way less than $500 normal.

In any case, this is, of course, only a temporary savings - ya gotta pay it eventually.

[cruisemomandson07]

Always? Not so fast.

Last July, booked on board for a sailing 4 weeks from today.

Deposit was $150 for the balcony cabin - 9 nights. Still way less than $500 normal.

In any case, this is, of course, only a temporary savings - ya gotta pay it eventually.

 

 

 

Where are you going? I can't wait for my next cruise. :)

 

 

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[Ourusualbeach]

Always? Not so fast.

Last July, booked on board for a sailing 4 weeks from today.

Deposit was $150 for the balcony cabin - 9 nights. Still way less than $500 normal.

In any case, this is, of course, only a temporary savings - ya gotta pay it eventually.

I should have added that if they are comparing the same type of cabin and same length of sailing then the deposit will always we the same.

[molly361]

I should have added that if they are comparing the same type of cabin and same length of sailing then the deposit will always we the same.

 

I knew what you meant:)

[whitshel]

Always? Not so fast.

Last July, booked on board for a sailing 4 weeks from today.

Deposit was $150 for the balcony cabin - 9 nights. Still way less than $500 normal.

In any case, this is, of course, only a temporary savings - ya gotta pay it eventually.

 

That's what the flyer said,

 

8 to 10 nights $150

 

So ya I think they are always that price.

 

5 to 7 days are $100