$500 Cruisenext

[ShrinkinTexas]

Are there $500 cruisenext or just for the haven?  How much do they cost?  Half-price, $250?

[Ellis1138]

The last time I looked, buying 1 of the Haven $500 Cruisenext cost $400 effectively. If you buy 2, then they're effectively $375 each. It might have changed in the time since I looked.

[julig22]

38 minutes ago, Ellis1138 said:

The last time I looked, buying 1 of the Haven $500 Cruisenext cost $400 effectively. If you buy 2, then they're effectively $375 each. It might have changed in the time since I looked.

Hasn't changed.

[dbrown84]

8 hours ago, ShrinkinTexas said:

Are there $500 cruisenext or just for the haven?  How much do they cost?  Half-price, $250?

just for the haven.  they do have $500 cruisefirst from time to time

[hallux]

For what it's worth - a CruiseNext Haven deposit CAN be used for a regular cabin.  It's one of the footnotes here - https://www.ncl.com/cruisenext  Funny enough, that page also answers the OP's question...

[ShrinkinTexas]

16 hours ago, hallux said:

For what it's worth - a CruiseNext Haven deposit CAN be used for a regular cabin.  It's one of the footnotes here - https://www.ncl.com/cruisenext  Funny enough, that page also answers the OP's question...

How much does the $500 cost?  I don't see that.

[julig22]

57 minutes ago, ShrinkinTexas said:

How much does the $500 cost?  I don't see that.

Gosh, it helps if you read the answers already given. Scroll up, already answered.

[KeithJenner]

Whilst Haven vouchers can be used against standard cabins there is no real benefit in doing so. The discount is the same per voucher (in money terms), so you have to put down double the deposit to get the same doscount.

 

The Haven vouchers exist as they represent a full deposit on a Haven room. This can be a significant benefit to anyone booking a suite as those deposits can be high, but the discount is the same.

[hallux]

8 hours ago, ShrinkinTexas said:

How much does the $500 cost?  I don't see that.

The link in the post you quoted has a chart that shows exactly that.  Here, I'll screenshot it and post it in the thread since that seems to be an issue -