2020 Booking Questions?

[bbn1122]

I am already to book my January 2020 cruise on Tuesday. However, I will be on the Magic at the end of the month.

Should I book onboard? Would I get an onboard credit? Will price go up in 3 weeks?

Or should I book in Tuesday and get the best price. Considering 5 night cruise out of Miami either KW, Nassau and CC or GC and CC. It will be two cabins and 5 adults.

Advise welcomed. Thanks.

 

[PrincessShmoo]

I am already to book my January 2020 cruise on Tuesday. However, I will be on the Magic at the end of the month.

Should I book onboard? Would I get an onboard credit? Will price go up in 3 weeks?

Or should I book in Tuesday and get the best price. Considering 5 night cruise out of Miami either KW, Nassau and CC or GC and CC. It will be two cabins and 5 adults.

Advise welcomed. Thanks.

Book now to lock in today's price. Then, once onboard "reshop" your cruise. Yes there are onboard booking discounts. But, if the price has risen enough by then, it could negate the discount (since it's taken on the prevailing price of the cruise, not the price you booked at on opening day). Yes, it's possible for some cruises to rise that much, even within a few weeks or days.

 

[bbn1122]

Book now to lock in today's price. Then, once onboard "reshop" your cruise. Yes there are onboard booking discounts. But, if the price has risen enough by then, it could negate the discount (since it's taken on the prevailing price of the cruise, not the price you booked at on opening day). Yes, it's possible for some cruises to rise that much, even within a few weeks or days.

Thank so much for your help.