Cruise offers?

[scrappykaren]

We are in the process of booking our cruise, we're just toying over which one still! We are more likely to book the Med cruise on the 31st May 2014 with a visit to DLP first. As DLP run different offers throughout the year we wondered if DCL's also ever do any offers? I don't want to book and then be frustrated if they bring out an offer!

[scarecrow]

Originally Posted by scrappykaren

We are in the process of booking our cruise, we're just toying over which one still! We are more likely to book the Med cruise on the 31st May 2014 with a visit to DLP first. As DLP run different offers throughout the year we wondered if DCL's also ever do any offers? I don't want to book and then be frustrated if they bring out an offer!

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In the main the prices with DCL usually go one way and that's up. Although in 2010 there were bargins to be had, but I haven't seen any since other than a UK discount in 2011.

[Bats]

Exactly as Heather said ... These cruises normally sail full so discounts are not necessary for DCL.
Sometimes the Dream 3/4 night sailings get Florida resident or Military discounts, but nothing for the Med since that fantastic Dover to Barcelona trip!

Bear in mind, that if you book with a US TA and the price goes down, you can have the new price put against your booking anyway. There are completely different rules with US TAs, the main one being the ability to amend or cancel things for no fee! You may also be able to apply a new price if you book direct but I'd check that first. I wouldn't book with a UK TA, no matter what the exchange rate did just because of their inflexibility.

The sooner you book, the cheaper it will be ... That cruise has gone up by $300 since we booked it

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