7 night concierge vs. 3 + 4 night concierge b2b

[Linda67]

Hi all
Hope someone can help me with this question
Is there usually much of a price difference between a 7 night concierge stateroom on The Fantasy (cat V) as opposed to a 3 night plus 4 night back to back concierge stateroom on The Dream?
Struggling to compare on the DCL website as concierge is often listed as unavailable on the dates I am looking
Thanks all!

 

[KAS_73]

I have been following prices for a while, and always look into both options. Honestly, the prices vary so much by dates that it really just depends on the exact time and itinerary that you are looking at.
You can always put a booking on hold for 24 hours, so once you've decided when you want to sail, just work through the different options on the website and see which works out cheaper (or have a travel agent do it for you).

 

[Linda67]

I have been following prices for a while, and always look into both options. Honestly, the prices vary so much by dates that it really just depends on the exact time and itinerary that you are looking at.
You can always put a booking on hold for 24 hours, so once you've decided when you want to sail, just work through the different options on the website and see which works out cheaper (or have a travel agent do it for you).

Thanks, I thought this may be the case. I think you're right. I'll just give my TA the date range and get them to price up both options

 

[Quellman]

I will say we booked a b2b (non-concierge) on the dream for this month because it was cheaper than 7 (non-concierge) on the fantasy. This was also before they announced the Star Wars at Sea. But I know this is also not the case. If you don't mind Nassau twice and a day in Port Canaveral vs the other potential 7 day ports then a b2b isn't a bad idea.

 

[PhilP]

Even if the 3/4 (B2B) is cheaper for the same time period, a disadvantage on the B2B is the less than desirable port (Nassau) and the same shows repeating in the theater.