Looking for help justifying cost for Regent

[UUNetBill]

8 hours ago, Caroldoll said:

I thought they were comparing costs and this is another cost savings with Crystal

By golly, we were.  Too many meandering threads for me to keep them all straight...

[taxare]

On 11/20/2019 at 6:57 AM, papaflamingo said:

Yes.  Their cancellation policy depends on length of cruise and, somewhat, ship.  If you have 1-14 days your final payment is due 120 days prior to cruise.  If 15 or more, 150 days prior.  For Splendor inaugural, 150 days out. 180 days for cruises 100 days or more.  Here's a link to their cancellation policy. 

https://www.rssc.com/sites/default/files/2018-06/US-TC_JUN18.pdf

I apologize if this was brought up before, but I couldn't find it. Regent changed their final payment date for cruises booked July 1, 2019 or after. It used to be cruises of 14 days or less, final payment was due 90 days in advance, it is now 120 days. I noticed because we only take cruises 14 days or less and I am used to making final payment the same day I can make my restaurant reservations. When my TA told me it is due next month, I was confused, but of course she was right!

[ronrick1943]

Well, just guessing :<), but they want the money so they have it to work with.  Also should people cancel givens them more time to sell those cabins/suites.

[Bellaggio Cruisers]

Also, cruises on Splendor have earlier final payment dates. 

[CruisingAlong4Now]

another cost saving is the generally smaller single supplement on Crystal.