Cruise discount?

[magicwand]

Has anyone booked another cruise on the cruise they were on and gotten a discount? I am curious as to about how much of a discount this would be?:shrug:

 

[ChuckElias]

Has anyone booked another cruise on the cruise they were on and gotten a discount? I am curious as to about how much of a discount this would be?:shrug:

We do this, I'm embarrassed to say, almost every time we cruise. I believe the discount is 10%.

 

[Disneyfalcon]

It is 10%! And you only pay half the deposit up front and you get a large onboard credit when you sail.

 

[CantGoEnough]

As others said it is 10%, plus you get a $100 on board room credit (well for 4 night at least - that may vary according to cruise?) and usually a discounted deposit is required ($100 per person vs. the standard $200). It's totally worth doing because you are not locked into the cruise you book - if you haven't decided the date you will cruise next, you just book any cruise and can keep changing the date while still holding onto that discount and room credit. (The rep told me this is common practice). Plus if you decide not to cruise again, the deposits are 100% refundable up to a certain point (about 3 months prior I think, then you lose portions of the deposit depending on how much closer it gets). It's really a no lose situation!!

 

[DisneyJoe]

usually a discounted deposit is required ($100 per person vs. the standard $200).

Plus if you decide not to cruise again, the deposits are 100% refundable up to a certain point (about 3 months prior I think, then you lose portions of the deposit depending on how much closer it gets).

Deposits are now 20% of the cruise fare instead of a set fee...

75 days is the paid in full date for most staterooms and penalties apply after that.