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Topic: when do the new brochures come out?

hhornblower
First Class Passenger
Member # 1047

posted 08-04-2001 10:21 PM

Ok! so you know the best way to get over post cruise blues is to plan for the next cruise. But when do the new brocures come out? September or October. I am planning for next summer.

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Green
First Class Passenger
Member # 171

posted 08-04-2001 11:21 PM

Go visit your favourite cruise TA - I just picked up brochures which go through to Dec. 2002 - that said, as the months go by, there will be updates. revisios, etc. etc.

It's a good idea to once in a while spend a lunch hour just browsing - seldom, if ever, are brochure rates what you actually have to pay.

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bmajor
First Class Passenger
Member # 1754

posted 08-05-2001 12:33 AM

Another good source is the ship itself.
Cruise lines like to get a lot of repeat business and usually the staff on board know where they will be sailing next year.
If future cruising brochures are not displayed,just ask at the Pursers Desk.
With some lines (RCI) for example they actually set up a desk for future bookings ,and you can select a cruise and even the cabin you want.

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jollysmart
Just Boarded
Member # 2273

posted 08-05-2001 04:21 AM

In the UK there are already some brochures out for summer/autumn 2002, with discounts for early booking of 15 - 25% on the basic fares and upgrades

regards
jolly

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Malcolm @ cruisepage
Cruise Director
Member # 301

posted 08-05-2001 05:36 AM

Jolly, is right.

Here in London just about ALL the major cruise line brochures are available. The only one that I've not seen yet, it the Cunard, but I may have missed it?

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Marcia
First Class Passenger
Member # 1198

posted 08-05-2001 02:45 PM

Here in the U.S., you can get most of next year's from AAA. We have already booked a cruise to New England/Canada on Royal Caribbean for Oct. 2, 2002. You just have to check around. Anyone else going on that cruise?

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Green
First Class Passenger
Member # 171

posted 08-05-2001 05:09 PM

quote:
Originally posted by bmajor:
Another good source is the ship itself.
Cruise lines like to get a lot of repeat business and usually the staff on board know where they will be sailing next year.
If future cruising brochures are not displayed,just ask at the Pursers Desk.
With some lines (RCI) for example they actually set up a desk for future bookings ,and you can select a cruise and even the cabin you want.

HAL also do that and frequently throw in a cruise credit and/or the Early Booking discount. Your 'on board' booking is turned over to your preferred Travel Agency for follow-up - and receives the sales commission due to it.

Good deal all around

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LoveMyK9
First Class Passenger
Member # 2357

posted 08-30-2001 12:34 PM

I just called my local AAA Vacation office and they told me their brochures for next fall won't be in for another two weeks...

I will just have to be patient I guess...

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Rex
First Class Passenger
Member # 1113

posted 08-30-2001 01:51 PM

quote:
Originally posted by Marcia:
Here in the U.S., you can get most of next year's from AAA. We have already booked a cruise to New England/Canada on Royal Caribbean for Oct. 2, 2002. You just have to check around. Anyone else going on that cruise?

Which ship, Marcia? I would love to do RCI again! How many days? Good rates?

Posts: 1413 | From: Philadelphia PA, USA | Registered: Feb 2000 | IP: Logged

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