My husband and I are taking a group cruise with Carnival on the ship, Holiday on Sept. 18th. Has anyone been on this particular cruise ship? I have an overactive imagination and will be filled with ...
I always wanted to go on a cruise, but since I live alone and don't have anyone to go with, it'll sure be great to bunk so we don't got to pay that double occupancy rate....
Before the cruise we will be spending 3 nights in Miami and from there we will start the cruise to the Bahamas. Once we are ready to board the ship, what documentation will I be ask to present? If ...
What are the pro's and con's of it? I'm thinking about sending in a resume but I want to be sure this is something I want to do before I sign a 8 month contract(if the hire me) and ...
This is my first river cruise, would I be expected to dress up for the evening meal? Do I have to join in all the entertainments, I am on the shy side....
I am seriously considering a job with a cruise line. I have a 6 month lease at my current townhouse and I was wondering anyone out there who has gone through this - how long does the hiring process ...
I'm going on a cruise with Royal Caribbean in May. I'd like to bring home several bottles of liquor for friends. Is there a limit on how much I can bring back?...
I am going on a 4 night royal caribbean cruise. We are sailing to nassau, coco cay, and key west florida. I was debating on whether i should purchase shore excursions. Is it safe to get off the ship ...
mcenna2000
Is there a website where I can list a cruise I want to go on and have travel agencies quote their best price?
Four years ago I used such a website and was sucessful in booking a low-cost cruise.
www.cruisecompete.com You pick the cruise you want and TAs submit their bids to you.
bolinger81380
A few travel agents perhaps but not all travel agents. There are something like 50,000 travel agents out there so it would be impossible to compare them all. The best way is to look at the cruise line you choose yourself then check around.
Coolhot
yep i recently went on for a European cruise....and i must tell you it was one of the most adventurous trip i had in my life...i found a site quite useful for cruise info...u might find it useful too...
babbles
Check out iBtraveling.com and see all the different travel companies, you can call them yourself, of just search the cruise yourself online...just keep the window open for each company if you're ready to actually purchase a cruise. Then do it. After you put your credit card number into a company's web site to make a purchase, for anything, shut down your computer and restart it to be safe.
Keep in mind that a cabin with windows on the bottom floor would seem just like a cabin on an uppder deck with windows. You wouldn't know the difference once you're inside your cabin. Two weeks before you set sail, call the cruise line directly and ask for a free upgrade.
Bring your own snorkel gear to save money.
Also, think about selecting a cruise without too many days at sea, because in my opinion, you'll get plenty of time on board ship at night while you're sailing to the next destination.
Hope this helps. I always book through one of the companies with iBtraveling since they're all well known companies instead of paying a travel agent their percentage.
I also think Carnival has the most fun of cruises while you're on board ship during the day, otherwise, all the other ships are the same at night.
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