How to Monitor Price Drop?

[Kimbopolo]

OK - I hear you all talking about watching prices after you book.

What resource do you use to do this? And how do you compare category cabin/location so you are looking at apples to apples?

[Mike M]

I use the cruise line websites. If it is a Royal Caribbean Cruises International cruise line then the prices are the same regardless of who you bought it from.

If it is Carnival or another line then your TA may have discounted the fare but the base price will always be the same.

If the price on the cruise line's website is lower than what you paid then call your agent.

You ALWAYS must do an apples to apples comparison. If you booked a Cat D1 balcony you can only look at what D1's are going for. You can look at higher category cabins and if they have dropped to what you paid then it may be worth it to call your agent and see if you can get the higher category cabin.

Take care,
Mike

[AF1]

you can use cruisesharkdotnet site; u put in what type cabin u reserved and it will monitor that cabin daily

[worthew8]

I check the cruise line website, although I imagine some lines have different ways of doing things.

My upcoming trip dropped $300 for about 12 hours. I called the line (because that's how I booked) and before I could ask, my fare was dropped.

With the savings, I booked a massage and pre-ordered wine and internet. I plan to lose the rest at the casino.

Sweet Sailing!

[Kimbopolo]

Originally Posted by worthew8

I plan to lose the rest at the casino.

Sweet Sailing!

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