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Discount Group Cruise For Family Vacation In August?

 

I would like to do a group cruise of about 20 people for a mini family reunion in the Caribbean. Carnival says they are not offering group pricing for the ship I want to travel on at this time. Is there any possible way to get a huge discount or deals. In the group there are 2 seniors 5 children and the rest are adults. I found out for group travel the prices would be about $750. for the first 2 in the room and 500. for the next 2 in a room if booking a quad. Since they are not offering group rates, the price will be a bout 1100.00 per person. NOT a discount at all.
How can I get past this, or get a better deal? I would like suggestions of web sites or any helpful advice.

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5 Responses to “Discount Group Cruise For Family Vacation In August?”

  1. Give one of the agents at www. vacationstogo. com a call.
      You can see all the cruises and exits have discounts available. They have access to deals that can not be seen anywhere.
      In early August is still high season, because children are still out of school. Most pricing and discounts are not offered in general during the summer months, spring break and the holidays (Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year).
      You may be able to get a better deal if you look later in the year when children have a Friday or Monday at the school.
      Also, consider a 5-day cruise. We took 20 guests in 5-day trip w / Carnival in June 2006. It may not be able to get the award in both cab fares, but be sure to ask for other agreements such as coupons for free drinks or photograph or soda cards.
      Be sure to include the $ 10 per day per person advice (this includes children under 2 years or more … In addition to the $ 5 per day fuel surcharge on the cost estimates ….

  2. Some cruise lines will begin offering discounts (free cabins) to book eight or more cabins. You should consult a travel agent booking feature groups from experience. Here's one I use and I know it's good. . .
      Bob DeAgazio
      San Diego Regional Manager
      7777 Girard Ave, Suite 106
      La Jolla, CA 92037
      Direct: 858-459-0681 ext. 1421
      Toll Free: 800-869-0674
      Fax: 858-459-6823
      www. worldviewtravel. com
      Virtuoso Member – 'specialists in the art of travel "
      I am also in your browser math. If the first two are $ 750 and the next two are $ 500 below. . .
      It's either $ 375 for each of the first two and $ 250 for each of the next two, with an average of $ 312. 50 each o. . .
      It's $ 750 each for the first two and $ 500 for each of the next two, with an average of $ 625 each.

  3. With the figures given, the price per person is $ 833. 33, not $ 1000, with taxes, will be about $ 1000 each.
      On some ships, you can get a free ticket when you book a certain number of rooms [E. g. eight cabins]. However, if the ship you want is to "group cruise, then do not understand. Most likely you will not find a "huge" discount, especially in early August. The rates you quote are actually very good – you probably will not get something much lower. Seniors can sometimes get a lower rate.
      Try your travel agent or VacationsToGo. com, Expedia, Travelocity, etc. Prices do not vary much, but you could save a few dollars.
      You also have to allow for other expenses: alcohol and soft drinks on board, casino expenditures, charges for excursions, tips [$ 10/da/ea], etc.

  4. Check with Royal Caribbean.

  5. Consult a local travel agent, which could be holding some space that can be group booking.

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