How are New Years bookings going

If you are waiting for prices to come down, you're in for a shock. Many of
the ships are either waitlisted or only the most expensive staterooms are
still available.

I believe we will see a shift to stable pricing in 2004. Prices probably
will never return to 1993 levels but will stabilize and rise as pent up
demand is released.

Instead of waiting for prices to come down, a prospective cruiser will be
better served going ahead and booking what they want with a local agent that
will monitor pricing just in case I'm wrong. )

--
Charlie Funk
Just Cruisin' Plus
800 888-0922
615 833-0922
www.justcruisinplus.com
We prefer the MasterCard card
"Lee Lindquist" wrote in message
...
On Sun, 03 Aug 2003 20:34:52 GMT, "RCM"
wrote:

This is a question for the TA's. We plan on cruising Dec 26, 27 or 28th.
Already have our cheap flights booked to Florida. Now we are just
waiting
for the cruise prices to come down. So far they have been constant and
cabins are available at the online sites (except some balconies are gone
on
some sailings). Does anyone know how the bookings are going and am I
safe
to continue to wait before booking. I do not intend to book in advance
and

I happened to check NY eve cruise on Golden Princess -- the only
thing that's not sold out is a 'family suite' category, and it's $6700
per person.

I didn't book it, as I don't like anyone in my family more than
about $2k.

--
- Lee