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Do you book months in advance, and why? Or do you wait until the last minute to try an scoop up the best deal My DH and I usually book at least 1 year out for best cabin choices. We can usually get a price reduction if price is lowered on our cabin catigory, but only until final payment is made. We always book as soon as we decide to go. Which is normally at least 9 months in advance. That way I get the best selection and usually the best price. If the price goes down, by TA adjusts it for me. Plus I get to have something to look forward to! We book as soon as an itinerary that catches our eye is posted. Usually 12 months or more ahead. We now have a Transatlantic booked for Sept Half the fun is getting there We research all ports months ahead and haven't been disappointed in our choices Yet. I book onboard to get that credit! Right now I am booked on five cruises through May I find I get best cabin selection plus I know what I'll be doing so I can anticipate. I've booked as far out as 2 years love those onboard-booking credits. I usually book as soon as my desired cruise is available for booking. Sometimes they don't become available until 9 months prior to sail date. I always get the exact cabin I'm hoping for! I don't worry about the price. If it goes down at any time after I book I always get the lower price. Even after final payment! No reason to wait! We have been booking cruises almost as soon as we get back from one. Jeff can only take 1 week of vacation a year, so we make sure it is well spent. Usually we book months in advance. Itinerary is very important and if we find one we like, we try to book it during a week that Jeff can go. We usually book as soon as the itinerary comes out that we want--However, with all the last minute rate drops - and some havining trouble getting reductions after final payment I might just have to 're-think' my booking habits. Normally we book ahead for the cabin selection, however our last cruise was booked only 5 weeks out and it was way fun to hurry up and just go. I really got a good deal especially looking at the rate this cruise is selling for now. For my cruises during Thanksgiving week I booked about a month or two out and did find that it was quite a bit more expensive and not many rooms to choose from. When I booked a summer cruise I did it during the winter and for two families. I used the cruise website and really didn't fair too well in pricing but it wasn't too bad either. Now I know better. I have yet to try to book while onboard. Hoping to try that next. I normally book no more then 2 months in advance. I identify cruises I want to take and wait for a great deal. If I don't find one I just wait for the next targeted cruise. Last year two of my cruises were booked less the 3 weeks prior to sailing. On the other hand for special occassions or a cruise I really want to take I will book well in advance. For the Dawn 10 day last Feb. For my first cruise in March on the HAL Zandam, my mom booked the cruise for us 9 months before, and I thought that was early. I just booked a Baltic cruise for July 2, on May 8, , and the rates were increasing while I was getting quotes the previous day! I look forward to the planning, and last-minute booking doesn't make much of that possible. Plus - you tend to get the cabins no one else wants, though at a great rate. I book at least 9 months in advance.. I get the cabin I want, and I get to sit and watch rates climb as the cruise time gets closer.. And if there is a sell out I have to plan my time off from work, and if I get it approved.. I don't want to sit home as the ship I wanted is booked.. Or go on a cruise I did not want to go on, just because there is space available. We always book a year ahead. It is different for everyone. If you want a particular ship, catagory, cabin, date, special occasion, or have children, it is good to book early. We haven't formed a MO yet. I'd do both again, but tend to be later rather than earlier due to elderly parents and other factors that could interfere with plans too far in advance. I always recommend that people book their cruise as soon as possible. Their agent can then monitor for price changes and ask the cruiseline to adjust accordingly. Waiting until the last minute can get you a good deal at times, but it also can get you a BIG disappointment if the ship fills up! I always book 9 mos. I then keep my eyes open for price reductions. The prime categories seem to sell out quickly and I don't want to be disappointed. I am now waiting for the inside passage to alaska prices to come out so I can book for May or June We usually book a cruise while onboard. For the christmas holiday, we usually book a year ahead to get a good room. We've only booked one and haven't gone yet , but we reserved in February for October for about half the advertised rate, plus got a 2-category instant upgrade from our TA the upgraded category is even stated on our booking invoice, but at the discount price. If we enjoy this first cruise as much as we expect, I'd bet we book for the same time next year by this Christmas. Would someone explain to me exactly how much the onboard booking credit is worth? If it is worthwhile, maybe we'll try it this year while cruising on the Glory in July. We always try to book about l year in advance or as soon as the lines provide the new year ininteries. I book early and often. In terms of time-frame - usually 9 months to 1 year out. Pretty much the sentiment of all the posters to this thread so far. I find you get the best deals when you book as soon as an itinerary becomes available. You get your pick of cabins, sailing dates, and still can wait for price drops along the way. Whenever possible, I also like to book onboard to avail myself of onboard credits. It can be frustrating when you know what itinerary you are looking for but the cruise line does not have the information available yet. For example, my group of friends and family members are interested in some Europe itineraries and on some cruise lines, they are only showing itineraries until October That's really only 4 months out. We are interested in booking for October or July For those extended vacations people like to plan ahead. We always book early for cabin availability. Our Grandeur cruise was booked 10 months in advance, wanted an aft jr. Besides cabin availability, it is so much fun to meet and visit on the Cruise Critic Boards with fellow cruisers for a long period of time prior to sailing. Some of our best friends were met here. Thanks Laura and Staff!!! For Bruce and me, timing is always the first factor. As an educator, I only have certain times off and we do not want to cruise in the hot hurricane summer months. So I usually pull out the school calendar and look at school breaks. Next I search the internet for prices and compare. We almost always book 8 - 12 months in advance. Twice we booked within a couple of months of our cruise. Generally depends on time of year I am looking to travel. I have to watch for itinerary first as we have been to many places both cruise and land and then home port due to air costs. Cabin choices do not particularly matter as I usually take a GTY within a minimally acceptable category, generally OV. Write An Amazing Review! If you are already a Cruise Critic member, please log in with your existing account information or your email address and password. Carnival Cruise Lines. Prev 1 2 Next Page 1 of 2. Recommended Posts. LauraS Posted May 14, Posted May 14, Hi Folks! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options Flyer Posted May 14, I feel confident that any fares that are lowered can be applied to our booking. Until the Zenith! Bonnie Voyager Posted May 14, Bonnie Voyager GottoCruise Posted May 14, I want to cruise when I need one not when I think I might need one. NancyIL Posted May 14, I booked my second cruise for April , in April ! ImPcJunky Posted May 14, GloriaF Posted May 14, Lynda90 Posted May 14, JanetinPA Posted May 15, Posted May 15, NewCruzer1 Posted May 15, As seasoned cruisers, that means 'old people' we like the first choice of cabins. Diva Onboard Posted May 15, Pretty much the sentiment of all the posters to this thread so far I find you get the best deals when you book as soon as an itinerary becomes available. TimmyII Posted May 15, Either way, here are our priorities after choosing dates: 1. Archived This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies. Go to topic listing. Forum Jump. 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