March 25th sailing, Fantasy numbers?

[SL6827]

Do I have these numbers correct? I used Disney's site along with Disney Cruise Blog for the information.

Disney Fantasy- 4 night- March 25, 2026
2 Adults

Oceanview-
$3,313- opening day price
$3,293- current price
$2,373- discount price/restrictions

Verandah-
$3,601- opening day price
$3,581- current day price
$2,573- discount price/restrictions

 

[Mommb]

Yes, that looks right. Note that the lowest prices are for restricted view rooms.

 

[SL6827]

Yes, that looks right. Note that the lowest prices are for restricted view rooms.

Thanks!

Correct. But dag gum. That's some good discounts. And before the paid in full dates?

 

[DCL58]

Thanks!

Correct. But dag gum. That's some good discounts. And before the paid in full dates?

Yes. I don’t understand why DCL releases guarantee rates before PIF date. That is leaving money on the table because everyone can cancel and rebook without penalty for the lower price. Except concierge.

 

[SL6827]

Yes. I don’t understand why DCL releases guarantee rates before PIF date. That is leaving money on the table because everyone can cancel and rebook without penalty for the lower price. Except concierge.

Exactly. It is making me think I should really start studying and tracking these opportunities.

 

[DCLMP]

Yes. I don’t understand why DCL releases guarantee rates before PIF date. That is leaving money on the table because everyone can cancel and rebook without penalty for the lower price. Except concierge.

Obviously because they aren't selling rooms on this sailing. They could hold off until 3 months out and hope people book at last minute, but then you run the risk of losing customers to other Spring break plans. The people that do cancel and rebook are locked into non-refundable rates several months in advance with no turning back. Seems like a win for DCL.

 

[SL6827]

Obviously because they aren't selling rooms on this sailing. They could hold off until 3 months out and hope people book at last minute, but then you run the risk of losing customers to other Spring break plans. The people that do cancel and rebook are locked into non-refundable rates several months in advance with no turning back. Seems like a win for DCL.

Its a win for both. Especially if they release the heavy discounts before the paid in full dates. DCL fills up the ships and the customer gets a nice discount in return for some trade offs. I haven't kept up with DCL in the past years, we'll since 2011 but I think 2026 could really be a year of heavy discounts for DCL.