Viva Voyage

[cupcakefairy]

Has anyone booked using them seen a great price for a RC transatlantic for next October but can't see any reviews online x

[danisleigh]

Yes we have used them several times without issue. We just booked our royal Caribbean for 2020 through a US agent even cheaper though so that’s worth a try.

[bonnies mum]

Like Booking.com who add taxes near the end of the booking process, viva voyage have a service charge which adds a bit to the original costing.
I would be happy enough to use them but, although their headline price seems lower, the overall cost usually works out the same as other booking sites/agents.
Hope you do indeed get the chance of a good deal and enjoy your cruise if you book.

[cupcakefairy]

Thanks guys I'm still unsure if to hold out for DCL WBTA for 2019

[scarecrow]

Look at vivavoyage.com rather than UK version, prices are cheaper, you can get price drops on most cruise lines, but you have to check for the price drops, plus you get lots of OBC.

I’ve only booked with viva UK, but would happily use.com. I booked with UK as I was going on NCL and UK had a better offer.

On a side note vacations to go can now book Princess cruises but you have to pay an additional $100 per person. Princess usually have far better offers stateside than the uk

[scarecrow]

Originally Posted by danisleigh

Yes we have used them several times without issue. We just booked our royal Caribbean for 2020 through a US agent even cheaper though so that’s worth a try.

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Can you share your new found TA please?

[danisleigh]

Originally Posted by scarecrow

Can you share your new found TA please?

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I booked a Disney cruise recently though Deb at travel on a dream so I asked her to price up my royal Caribbean one out of interest and it was loads cheaper plus we got OBC!
We paid £1500 for 2 adults on the symphony for a weeks eastern Caribbean in a balcony, vivavoyage wanted £2227 and directly with RCL even more! We also got $125 onboard credit!

[scarecrow]

Originally Posted by danisleigh

I booked a Disney cruise recently though Deb at travel on a dream so I asked her to price up my royal Caribbean one out of interest and it was loads cheaper plus we got OBC!
We paid £1500 for 2 adults on the symphony for a weeks eastern Caribbean in a balcony, vivavoyage wanted £2227 and directly with RCL even more! We also got $125 onboard credit!

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I’ve also used Toad for this years extra holiday too, a sneaky cruise at Oct half term. We paid $880 for a 6 nights on Adventure, due to only having a weeks holiday I couldn’t fit in a 7 night cruise. I’ve been tracking the price and it’s droped a couple of times and ToaD have adjusted the price. Why oh why UK TAs cannot be as obliging escapes me.

[danisleigh]

Originally Posted by scarecrow

I’ve also used Toad for this years extra holiday too, a sneaky cruise at Oct half term. We paid $880 for a 6 nights on Adventure, due to only having a weeks holiday I couldn’t fit in a 7 night cruise. I’ve been tracking the price and it’s droped a couple of times and ToaD have adjusted the price. Why oh why UK TAs cannot be as obliging escapes me.

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That’s interesting, did you just contact them to tell them the price had decreased and they adjusted it for you? I didn’t realise they did this too!

[scarecrow]

Yes. I found that the RCL cruise changed price on Thursdays. I check every week, but it’s been going up. At some point it will come down again I’m sure as there are lots of empty cabins.

Tracey also said that once we get to final payment and if prices drop I could upgrade to a different cabin and just pay the difference. Tracey could guarantee that they would move us, but she said she would try.

The amount of OBC changed too, but I wasn’t bothered about that, for us it was about what we were paying in cash.