Predicting Cruises with FL Resident Discounts

[justme0729]

Is there a way to predict if a cruise will have a FL resident (or other discount) offered on it? We booked an April 13-17 Disney Wish to Lookout/ Castaway with our placeholder discount for $4400 in an inside room for 2 adults, 1 child, and 1 infant. I'm wondering if it is worth rescheduling our placeholder to May for $270 more to see if April Wish cruises end up going on sale because we are flexible on dates. Do you think $4400 is a bad price for this itinerary for a family of 4?

 

[RedHead0186]

Florida resident discounts typically get offered on sailings that aren't filling as well. You won't see those discounts on sailings that are close to selling out.

So, while it's not a guarantee, if it's a sailing that looks to have a lot of staterooms left and is a few months away from sailing, it might get a discount offered.

I doubt April cruises will get discounts offered, that's during spring break which is a popular time for families to sail.

It looks like your cruise works out to $275/person per night. I always break down cruise costs this way to make a good comparison. That's not a terrible price-we usually pay that for verandah rooms, but you're also sailing at a peak time so I'd say that's not too bad.

 

[lanejudy]

$4400 for an inside stateroom for 4 nights, 2A 2C. It sounds kind of high to me, but I haven't priced spring cruises for a while. That's a full week after Easter so while there may be a few schools with vacations then it isn't many. New England has "April vacation" but it's a week later. No telling if there will FL Res rates, though it does seem there have been quite a lot of *GT rates lately.

 

[sponica]

$4400 for an inside stateroom for 4 nights, 2A 2C. It sounds kind of high to me, but I haven't priced spring cruises for a while. That's a full week after Easter so while there may be a few schools with vacations then it isn't many. New England has "April vacation" but it's a week later. No telling if there will FL Res rates, though it does seem there have been quite a lot of *GT rates lately.

I think it might be higher than usual because it's going to both LC and CC.