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Sigh. At that exact moment I'll be on an overseas flight.
That is something a TA can help with, no?
Sigh. At that exact moment I'll be on an overseas flight.
Me too. We have to use our placeholder by Oct 11. I was hoping for another Oct 7 day Fantasy Cruise. It works best with our school and sports schedules. We don’t enjoy the short cruises and prefer a 7 day cruise.Ok, well I'm out. All this wait for nothing, time to cancel my placeholder.
What a disappointment
Sigh. At that exact moment I'll be on an overseas flight.
On the Magic's May 2015 Transatlantic - St. John's, Newfoundland and Reykjavik, Iceland were changed last minute due to ICEBERGS near NL! The replacement ports were Halifax and Stavanger, Norway.We would really want to dock in Newfoundland -- it would be full circle for us with the Titanic history. If we book and they don't dock, that would be a bummer. What were the reasons they didn't dock before -- rough seas?
My thought is they have trouble selling cruises out of NYC. They've been offering discounts of all kinds on those cruises.It appears the Quebec experiment didn't pay off for DCL. It's so odd, though. Lots of other cruise lines make that same basic journey, but for whatever reason DCL had a difficult time selling those cruises. Heck, there is only one Canadian sailing in this release, period. We have absolutely loved both of our Canadian/New England cruises. There are so many interesting and beautiful ports to explore. (not to mention so many lobster rolls and oysters to sample!! ) I'd love to take another one sometime, and no doubt we will - though it appears doubtful it will be on DCL.
Adding to that, as others have noted, there are no Bahamas sailings out of NYC with a stop in Port Canaveral. That one seems really odd. I thought those were pretty popular . We've always wanted to do one of them, but the timing hasn't worked out for us up to this point. Oh well. The Magic is going to have a pretty short stint in NYC next year. Shame. Bermuda doesn't really interest me. If I wanted to go spend several days just in Bermuda, I'd fly there and stay in a hotel, not take a cruise. To each their own though!
I'm just disappointed in the small number of NYC departures. Hopefully it's because of the late arrival from Europe next year (it's coming back a couple of weeks later than usual), and isn't an indication of plans for NYC in the future.
Quick question, do the prices change a lot during the first week?
I’m planning on doing the NYC to San Juan, is this one special/ exotic? It seemed to have a very reasonable price last yearIt depends. A vanilla itinerary that they do all the time, the prices may not change much at all. Special/exotic or new itineraries usually starting going up in price the first hour or two and don't stop.
That is an interesting theory, I guess if they release something for the Magic in the next few days it may back up this theory.My TA's theory on the missing Magic itineraries from Miami is that DCL had planned to go to Cuba and is now rearranging itineraries. Just a theory, but perhaps part of the delay in releasing itineraries was concern that Cuba was up in the air. I suppose we'll never know for sure.
To much ice and icebergs in May 2015 and there was a threat of a hurricane in Sept 2017.We would really want to dock in Newfoundland -- it would be full circle for us with the Titanic history. If we book and they don't dock, that would be a bummer. What were the reasons they didn't dock before -- rough seas?
It appears the Quebec experiment didn't pay off for DCL. It's so odd, though. Lots of other cruise lines make that same basic journey, but for whatever reason DCL had a difficult time selling those cruises. Heck, there is only one Canadian sailing in this release, period. We have absolutely loved both of our Canadian/New England cruises. There are so many interesting and beautiful ports to explore. (not to mention so many lobster rolls and oysters to sample!! ) I'd love to take another one sometime, and no doubt we will - though it appears doubtful it will be on DCL.
Personally while I was interested in this one when they were first released heading to the area that time of year a land based venture just makes more sense. Part of the draw for me is moving through the countryside looking out the window, going slow. Being on a cruise ship in cooler weather doesn't seem like the best way to see it. We'd like to be there longer than a short cruise also.
Do you think that they don't want to stop at Port Canaveral because they don't want a ship load of guests heading to HS for SWGE?So upset that there is not a 7 - Night Bahamian Cruise from NY for 2020
We would really want to dock in Newfoundland -- it would be full circle for us with the Titanic history. If we book and they don't dock, that would be a bummer. What were the reasons they didn't dock before -- rough seas?
My TA's theory on the missing Magic itineraries from Miami is that DCL had planned to go to Cuba and is now rearranging itineraries. Just a theory, but perhaps part of the delay in releasing itineraries was concern that Cuba was up in the air. I suppose we'll never know for sure.