Cruises out of San Diego

[katmigordon]

I've been watching the cruises going out of San Diego this October in order to get an idea when Concierge will sell out for my Sept of next year. The weird thing is, they still have all Concierge categories available... It's only 3 months away - how are they not sold out yet?

 

[Marc D]

Those cruises are not the most popular. They offer the 25% off Canadian offer to help fill them.

 

[STH Cruising]

This is more a time of year factor. The short cruises out of San Diego are not that interesting, but the 7 day Mexican Riviera Cruise is a better itinerary, and the Panama Canal Cruise is even better.

 

[katmigordon]

Those cruises are not the most popular. They offer the 25% off Canadian offer to help fill them.

Wish they'd offer it to Arizona and San Diego.

 

[MausFan]

Fewer people traveling....either those with younger kids (no teenagers...and no college students) or people with no kids. Fun cruises though. No Remy, but we dined at Palo two out of three times, since it was an anniversary cruise without kids.

 

[bcwife76]

Wish they'd offer it to Arizona and San Diego.

It is strange that they don't offer California residents discounts since FL residents get discounts on certain cruises sometimes (and this comes from a Canadian who gets the 25% offer,but has not been able to use it lol)

 

[PrincessShmoo]

It is strange that they don't offer California residents discounts

I think it's because they're getting enough CA residents that book the cruises with out a discount. I would think, once the novelty of having cruises "locally" wears off, and CA residents start not booking as much, they may offer them