Why so cheap ?

Just booked 15 nights onboard Serenade of the Seas.
Inside Cabin, Deck 8 = $1080.00
Outside Cabin, Deck 3 = $1480.00
Balcony cabin, Deck 7 = $1980.00

Sailing from San Diego, 5 days at sea, 5 days island hopping in Hawaii, and
5 more days at sea back to S.D.
These prices are impossible !

B.

Is this a geriatric sailing ?

B.

I belive it is that group from Prunesville?
"ß" wrote in message ...
Is this a geriatric sailing ?

B.

I can't speak for RCL, but the prices on their website are higher for an
inside, but lower for both an outside and a balcony.

First of all, the cruise appears to be October 5, 2007, the first Hawaii
cruise, and it is a month after kids go back to school.

Is it a "geriatric sailing?" Rule of thumb is when school is in session,
the longer the cruise the older the passengers.
--
DG in Cherry Hill, NJ

"ß" wrote in message ...
Is this a geriatric sailing ?

B.

Thus spake "Dick G" dickdotgoldhaber@gmaildotcom :

I can't speak for RCL, but the prices on their website are higher for an
inside, but lower for both an outside and a balcony.

First of all, the cruise appears to be October 5, 2007, the first Hawaii
cruise, and it is a month after kids go back to school.

Is it a "geriatric sailing?" Rule of thumb is when school is in session,
the longer the cruise the older the passengers.

It's actually two rules that just reinforce each other.
--
dillon

I didn't climb to the top of the
food chain to become a vegetarian.

I actually like spring break cruise(you can see "pert" boobies, that don't
hang down to a blubberly waist!) haha Hope the cow doesn'r read this
"Dick G" dickdotgoldhaber@gmaildotcom wrote in message
...
I can't speak for RCL, but the prices on their website are higher for an
inside, but lower for both an outside and a balcony.

First of all, the cruise appears to be October 5, 2007, the first Hawaii
cruise, and it is a month after kids go back to school.

Is it a "geriatric sailing?" Rule of thumb is when school is in session,
the longer the cruise the older the passengers.
--
DG in Cherry Hill, NJ

"ß" wrote in message
...
Is this a geriatric sailing ?

B.

The deal we had on the ncl wind was 13 days over to honolulu,did the
islands and 6 days back to san diego,price $799.00 inside midship,mid
deck,

(.a cruise lover.)

"Dillon Pyron" wrote in message
...
Thus spake "Dick G" dickdotgoldhaber@gmaildotcom :

I can't speak for RCL, but the prices on their website are higher for an
inside, but lower for both an outside and a balcony.

First of all, the cruise appears to be October 5, 2007, the first Hawaii
cruise, and it is a month after kids go back to school.

Is it a "geriatric sailing?" Rule of thumb is when school is in session,
the longer the cruise the older the passengers.

It's actually two rules that just reinforce each other.
--
dillon

I didn't climb to the top of the
food chain to become a vegetarian.

I have two thumbs, Dillon, so I figured why waste the other one.
--
DG in Cherry Hill, NJ

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Thus spake "Dick G" dickdotgoldhaber@gmaildotcom :

I can't speak for RCL, but the prices on their website are higher for an
inside, but lower for both an outside and a balcony.

First of all, the cruise appears to be October 5, 2007, the first Hawaii
cruise, and it is a month after kids go back to school.

Is it a "geriatric sailing?" Rule of thumb is when school is in session,
the longer the cruise the older the passengers.

It's actually two rules that just reinforce each other.
--

Another rule of thumb is that the more a cruise is discounted,
the less worldly the passengers will be. As prices are
discounted, you will go from The Ritz Carlton crowd, to the
Sheraton crown, to the Holiday Inn crowd, to the Motel 6 crowd.

What time of year did you get these prices for?


"Surfer E2468" wrote:
The deal we had on the NCL wind was 13 days over to Honolulu, did the
islands and 6 days back to san Diego, price $799.00 inside midship, mid
deck,

(.a cruise lover.)