What is the ballpark cost for concierge on opening day?

[NewEngland47]

I am hoping to book a 7 day on the fantasy for the 2nd or 3rd week on March 2019 in a Cat 00V but haven’t seen many - if any - opening day prices for concierge. We are only silver - so willget a one day head start from the public -but I’m trying to guess at the cost so I know how to instruct my TA as concierge deposit is non refundable.

Also early on is there a big price differential between v and t?

TIA!

 

[adamki]

You could check the opening day pricing for 2018 and 2017 and make a guess at the escalation for 2019.

2018 Thread
2017 Thread​

But we have no idea what ballpark DCL is playing in for 2019. This was what I thought of when I saw your thread title:

 

[Pens Fan]

If you go to touringplans.com and click on the Disney Cruise Line section, they have a fare tracker. No subscription is required to use the fare tracker. You choose the ship, select the itinerary, date, category and number of passengers and it will show you the pricing history. It's a great tool. Sometimes it's a little tricky to find the correct itinerary, but as you are interested in the Fantasy that's not an issue - just a few to pick from.

 

[NewEngland47]

If you go to touringplans.com and click on the Disney Cruise Line section, they have a fare tracker. No subscription is required to use the fare tracker. You choose the ship, select the itinerary, date, category and number of passengers and it will show you the pricing history. It's a great tool. Sometimes it's a little tricky to find the correct itinerary, but as you are interested in the Fantasy that's not an issue - just a few to pick from.

This is fantastic! I subscribe to touringplans but didn’t realize they had this resource - thank you!

 

[Trera]

We just booked a Feb cruise for 3 nights on the Wonder for 2 Adults and 1 child and for a category T room it was $4,800.

 

[DCLDVC1]

We just booked a Feb cruise for 3 nights on the Wonder for 2 Adults and 1 child and for a category T room it was $4,800.

Wow!!

 

[darnheather]

If you go to touringplans.com and click on the Disney Cruise Line section, they have a fare tracker. No subscription is required to use the fare tracker. You choose the ship, select the itinerary, date, category and number of passengers and it will show you the pricing history. It's a great tool. Sometimes it's a little tricky to find the correct itinerary, but as you are interested in the Fantasy that's not an issue - just a few to pick from.

Thank you so much for this. Looking at the data they have for the WBPC I shouldn't have been so shocked over prices. It'll be another inside standard for us.

 

[AquaDame]

You can also check out http://www.cruisefish.net/finder.md for historical pricing.

 

[abuck75]

I will say I find it remarkable that 7 day category T sailings on the Fantasy are about 40% more than the same category on the Wonder for similar sailings on similar dates.

 

[tink1970]

If you go to touringplans.com and click on the Disney Cruise Line section, they have a fare tracker. No subscription is required to use the fare tracker. You choose the ship, select the itinerary, date, category and number of passengers and it will show you the pricing history. It's a great tool. Sometimes it's a little tricky to find the correct itinerary, but as you are interested in the Fantasy that's not an issue - just a few to pick from

Thanks! I also appreciate this tool. I use cruisefish as well but the graphs on touringplans work a little better for me visually. Now I can sort of estimate what the cost will be for our 2019 Europe trip

 

[Trera]

I will say I find it remarkable that 7 day category T sailings on the Fantasy are about 40% more than the same category on the Wonder for similar sailings on similar dates.

Not surprising as the Fantasy always seems to be the most expensive per day cost for Bahamas/Caribbean cruises.