Cruise Deals are Not Over

Just to let everyone know, you can't combine rate programs. The idea is to
identify the all the different rate programs and book the one that is most
applicable to your personal situation.

Miltary rates are limited to active or retired military personnel only.
Military id must be faxed to Royal Caribbean within 24 hours of deposit.

Just to let everyone know, you can't combine rate programs. The idea is to
identify the all the different rate programs and book the one that is most
applicable to your personal situation.

Miltary rates are limited to active or retired military personnel only.
Military id must be faxed to Royal Caribbean within 24 hours of deposit.

Royal Caribbean has somewhat of an unfair advantage in the marketplace
with
their Voyager Class ships. Folks will pay dearly for it. Once they've had
Royal
Caribbean, they stay Royal Caribbean and so will the friends they tell
about
it.

Get real, we went on Celebrity Century which blows away the food and service
on RC.

Royal Caribbean has somewhat of an unfair advantage in the marketplace
with
their Voyager Class ships. Folks will pay dearly for it. Once they've had
Royal
Caribbean, they stay Royal Caribbean and so will the friends they tell
about
it.

Get real, we went on Celebrity Century which blows away the food and service
on RC.

"HoTShoT" @ wrote in message ...
Royal Caribbean has somewhat of an unfair advantage in the marketplace
with
their Voyager Class ships. Folks will pay dearly for it. Once they've
had
Royal
Caribbean, they stay Royal Caribbean and so will the friends they tell
about
it.

Get real, we went on Celebrity Century which blows away the food and
service
on RC.



Not everybody wants better food and service. Many want Wow factor instead,
and nothing beats Voyager class for Wow factor. (Unless it's the QM2 which
I haven't seen).

--Tom

I'm curious. What are the senior discounts?

On 15 Aug 2004 00:46:35 GMT, (FUNCRUISES) wrote:

daflabear wrote:

RCI does NOT offer Senior rates.

I'm sorry, but yes, sir, both Royal Caribbean and Celebrity DO offer senior
rates on select sailings.

Both cruise lines require passengers booked on senior fare codes to present
proof of age to qualify. If you book a senior rate and your proof of age shows
you are under 55 when you check in, you will be required to pay the going rate
or you'll be turned away at the pier.

Royal Caribbean senior rates have been offered for over 7 years. I hope you
haven't been missing out on these rates. They are much better than the regular
rates.


Uf Tukel
WMPH Vacations
Home of CruiseCheap.com
1-800-439-1909
http://www.cruisecheap.com

I'm curious. What are the senior discounts?

On 15 Aug 2004 00:46:35 GMT, (FUNCRUISES) wrote:

daflabear wrote:

RCI does NOT offer Senior rates.

I'm sorry, but yes, sir, both Royal Caribbean and Celebrity DO offer senior
rates on select sailings.

Both cruise lines require passengers booked on senior fare codes to present
proof of age to qualify. If you book a senior rate and your proof of age shows
you are under 55 when you check in, you will be required to pay the going rate
or you'll be turned away at the pier.

Royal Caribbean senior rates have been offered for over 7 years. I hope you
haven't been missing out on these rates. They are much better than the regular
rates.


Uf Tukel
WMPH Vacations
Home of CruiseCheap.com
1-800-439-1909
http://www.cruisecheap.com

"Midwest Jim" wrote

I'm curious. What are the senior discounts?

Some cruise lines will have special pricing for people 55 and over. They
usually use this type of promotion on sailings that are not sold out in an
effort to fill the ship.

From what I see, they are being offered on fewer and fewer sailings these
days. We might see more of them in the Fall.


--
George in PA http://www.countryside-travel.com

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Miracle in May - http://www.cruisemaster.com/miracle.htm

"Midwest Jim" wrote

I'm curious. What are the senior discounts?

Some cruise lines will have special pricing for people 55 and over. They
usually use this type of promotion on sailings that are not sold out in an
effort to fill the ship.

From what I see, they are being offered on fewer and fewer sailings these
days. We might see more of them in the Fall.


--
George in PA http://www.countryside-travel.com

r.t.c. Great Land Cruise-Las Vegas http://www.cruisemaster.com/lvbash.htm
Sleazy 3 - Carnival Conquest http://www.cruisemaster.com/sleazy3.htm
The Mother of All Group Cruises http://www.motherofallgroupcruises.com
Miracle in May - http://www.cruisemaster.com/miracle.htm

George Leppla" wrote:


"Midwest Jim" wrote

I'm curious. What are the senior discounts?

Some cruise lines will have special pricing for people 55 and over. They
usually use this type of promotion on sailings that are not sold out in
an effort to fill the ship.

From what I see, they are being offered on fewer and fewer sailings these
days. We might see more of them in the Fall.

Perhaps the OP was trying to ascertain the amount of the discount typically
offered to seniors and how it compares to other available discounts.