Cruise Discounts everybody wants them but not many  know how to get them.

Recently Carnival Cruise Lines has introduced what is called an early saver fare.  Basically what the fare allows you to do is book you cruise six months or more before the cruise and if there is a price drop you can apply for the lower price and get  cruise discounts.  The cruise discounts will either come in the form of a lower price if your not paid in full or an onboard credit.  (Please check Carnival's website for details)

The nice thing about this type of fare is that it can be applied right up until the actual cruise.  Cruise prices fluctuate much like airfare or hotels and can raise and lower monthly, weekly and even daily.  To get cruise discounts you must check the price everyday to insure you don't miss a price drop.  Although this can be time consuming it can pay off greatly.  One of the subscribers to this website recently emailed to advise he has saved $850 on his upcoming cruise.  Although cruise discounts of this size are rare they do happen.  It is not uncommon for a person to see his or her price drop $10.00 to $100 or more per person sometime before their cruise.  Cruise discounts can happen at anytime.  Some believe that the best time to watch for a price drop is just before the cruise but it is not uncommon to see drops up to a year before the actual cruise.

Watching your cruise for price drops is one of the easiest ways to get cruise discounts or onboard credit.  When you deal with Carnival directly you can simply fill out their form and submit it. The early saver rate has made this process simple and because of this rate Carnival will continue to be the largest and best cruise line in the world.

Check out this site further.  Registered members can set up their cruise to watch and if there is a price drop an email will be sent to notify them allowing them cruise discounts of their own.

Happy Cruising

Scott