Easy way to check prices for early saver?

[3kids1dog]

Last time I sailed,  there was a super easy way to check cruise prices without going through the booking process. Does anyone have that early saver price check link?

[chocolate melting cake]

Carnival eliminated that "easy check".

[joepeka]

If you're thinking of the old Fare Viewer tool, Carnival "retired" it a year or two ago. The only way I know of now is to do a mock booking.

[3kids1dog]

Darn! Thank you! That is what I was thinking of! I guess its daily mock booking....

[shoptom]

I just bookmark my itinerary and see if the price is different each day.

https://www.carnival.com/itinerary/7-day-western-caribbean-cruise/pt-canaveral/breeze/7-days/zw8?Military=N&PastGuest=Y&Senior=N&abCode=&evsel=z&numGuests=2&offerCode=&promoCode=&rateCode=&roomType=IS&sailDate=02222020&responsive=Y

[indygirl76]

I like to use a third party site, because they typically list cabin categories outright vs the Carnival site's "pick a cabin type / want to upgrade? / pick a part of the ship / now pick a deck / now provide dob and ssn" rigmarole. All you need is a single available cabin in your category available for booking at the lower price, so just price checking for that category is much easier. 

[Tracey.kinney425]

4 hours ago, shoptom said:

I just bookmark my itinerary and see if the price is different each day.

https://www.carnival.com/itinerary/7-day-western-caribbean-cruise/pt-canaveral/breeze/7-days/zw8?Military=N&PastGuest=Y&Senior=N&abCode=&evsel=z&numGuests=2&offerCode=&promoCode=&rateCode=&roomType=IS&sailDate=02222020&responsive=Y

 

This is what I do and takes less than a minute to check each time.