7-Night Bermuda Cruise from New York $419

Quote from ionizer : bermuda ....boooooorinnnnnnnng

It's anything but....sorry, you are just plain mistaken.

On one Bermuda cruise got caught in a Hurricane. Porthole looked like a front load washing machine. Waves crashed up to 11th floor deck where they had to tie down the chairs. Bottles falling from the bars. People getting seasick. Dancers had to cancel because they would fall over each other. Hurricane season is no joke. They almost diverted us to Boston instead of returning to New York.

Quote from rschauby : September is well into hurricane season. Bermuda is pretty far north and can get cold by September. Feel free to take the risk.

Great price, but you are right about hurricane season. I did it once and would not do it again. It's a roll of the dice though!

I use http://www.cruisehotsheet.com/room_0.htm for my cruise deals. That specific page is a list of the inside rooms sorted by cost per day. You can also click on other variables that are listed(For example, all the cruises -- inside room leaving from Manhattan -- http://www.cruisehotsheet.com/por...20NY-0.htm ).

The site indexes all the cruise prices from www.vacationstogo.com

Quote from simpsonssss : 7-Night Bermuda Cruise from New York [libertytravel.com] Enjoy a 7-night cruise to Bermuda on the Norwegian Star for $419 per person. Book by June 30 for travel in September. Cruise sails from New York's King's Wharf. (Expires 06/30/12)

Plus $202 in tax and fees. 50% more than quoted. FAIL.

Quote from ImMissWorld : thanks for the HU! repped

Quote from rschauby : September is well into hurricane season. Bermuda is pretty far north and can get cold by September. Feel free to take the risk.

What the heck do you consider cold? The average high in Bermuda in September is 84 and the low is 76.

So $600 for the cruise with taxes. Then $500 for drinks and "excursions," right? Plus you're at sea more than half the time.

Cruised to Bermuda on a different cruise line before. Horseshoe Bay remains the best beach I've ever been to, by far.

Quote from phillylex : So $600 for the cruise with taxes. Then $500 for drinks and "excursions," right? Plus you're at sea more than half the time.

Don't forget the $10-12 per day per person mandatory gratuity!

We took a cruise from NYC to Bahamas a couple years ago on NCL and we loved it. Got seasick on the first day due to rough sea but the remaining 6 days were fantastic. Service was excellent and food was great. A 7 day cruise with gratuity, excursions, tax, etc cost us under $1500 for two. It was a fantastic deal and a great vacation!

fix price to $621

Quote from iamjpad : Plus $202 in tax and fees. 50% more than quoted. FAIL.

Quote from phillylex : So $600 for the cruise with taxes. Then $500 for drinks and "excursions," right? Plus you're at sea more than half the time.

$600 for 7 nights going to Bermuda and includes your room, all meals that do not require a sur charge, non alcoholic drinks, and entertainment is a great deal. How can you complain about taxes and fees? And as for excursions and alcohol, don't buy them. But really when have you gone on vacation for a week to Bermuda and only spent $600 for transportation, lodging, food and entertainment? As for $500 for drinks and excursions, when have you gone on vacation and not spent money? How is this cruise any different from having to pay taxes and spend money for any other vacation? When you fly, you pay taxes. When you stay in a hotel, you pay taxes. When you eat, poop, breathe, you pay taxes. And a flight alone can cost $600 roundtrip! If anything, you are getting more bang for your buck with this cruise offer! Now if your complaint is NCL then that is another story and I completely understand and agree with you on that lol.

Quote from Ineedadealinny : How can you complain about taxes and fees?

I wouldn't complain about them, but it certainly would be nice for them to be included in the thread title and/or original post. If it was $419 all in (my initial impression), that would actually make me consider an unplanned vacation, because that's only $838 for my girlfriend and I. With the taxes its $1,241. That's a WAY different proposition. Maybe $621 with taxes is a good deal, I don't know, but it's out of my budget right now.

Quote from Ineedadealinny : $600 for 7 nights going to Bermuda.... .

THATS NOT WHAT YOUR HEADING SAYS IS IT? THAT IS THE POINT.

Don't know what your point is exactly, but you sound like you work for the company peddling this so called deal. The page is very clear its. 419 + 202 taxes and fees.

Coming on here and posting a headline 419 dollar is ridiculously misleading, yes you can do that on their website, but the usual SD etiquette is to post the full cost so we don't waste our time finding out, its not as described.

You might as well have posted its 7-Night Bermuda Cruise from New York for $50

Then on the website it would be 50$and 550 tax and fees. Its basically the same deal.

Quote from djmadfx : I use http://www.cruisehotsheet.com/room_0.htm for my cruise deals. That specific page is a list of the inside rooms sorted by cost per day. You can also click on other variables that are listed(For example, all the cruises -- inside room leaving from Manhattan -- http://www.cruisehotsheet.com/por...20NY-0.htm ). The site indexes all the cruise prices from www.vacationstogo.com

best cruise shopping site is: http://www.cruisecompete.com. You put in the cruise you want (Ship, dates and type of room). All the cruise vendors then bid on your cruise to get you the lowest prices. You can not beat this way to book a cruise.