What would be cheaper? 2 people on an inclusive "last minute deal" cruise, or an all inclusive resort?
March 12, 2010 by admin
Filed under Cruise FAQ
I’ve seen some last minute cruise deals for like $249 per person. I WILL have to fly to the port, which is showing about $200 per person.
Would it be cheaper for us to go to an al inclusive resort somewhere? (Which we would also have to fly to…so that’d probably cancel out the extra $200 to fly to the cruise port)
What do you think?
About the same. You should choose the location(s) and experience you’re looking for. The biggest factor is liquor. Most cruises charge for soft drinks and liquor. The resorts do not charge for bar rail liquor. Depending on your life style, that could be a big deal.
Have fun!
About the same. You should choose the location(s) and experience you’re looking for. The biggest factor is liquor. Most cruises charge for soft drinks and liquor. The resorts do not charge for bar rail liquor. Depending on your life style, that could be a big deal.
Have fun!
References :
Last minute cruise deals are very cheap. The trick is getting it. Boking a resort vacation is less risky and but not necessarily cheaper. Much depends on the discounted packages available. If your looking for a good deal simply cruise the Internet to pages devoted to cheap cruise packages.
Tips:
Take advantage of discounts for the following:
1. Use Cruise Discount websites instead of going directly to the Cruise Ship webpage.
2.Plan an out of season weekend getaway, luxury cruise or a trip to Disney World.
3. Ask about vacation packages under $300 at some of the hottest vacations spots available
– Las Vegas, Orlando, Reno, San Diego, San Francisco and more.
4. Check out family, honeymoon or adventure vacation packages.
5. Consider your qualfications for the following discounts:
Police
Fireman
Senior and ARP
AAA Discounts
Frequent Flyer Discounts
Entertainment Book Discounts
Patron Discount
Club Member Discounts
References :
http://family-reunion-planner.fimark.net/reunion-travel-vacation.html