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$50 Deposits

By sunonfire , September 28, 2019 in Carnival Cruise Lines

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Here is a link with all of the details.

https://cruisefever.net/carnival-cruise-lines-50-deposits-include-their-newest-ships/

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Can't find anything on Carnival's site about $50 deposits. (?)

I just received an email with the $50 deposit but it said it was the last day. That doesn’t make sense.

tallnthensome

It's was there this morning on the main page under "book early and save" even on the newest ships promo. I booked a 7 day on the panorama for $50 per person deposit. I don't see it now on the website ..... strange. 

Was test booking some stuff today, the offer comes up with the deal options as you do it (as low as $50 deposits)  but when I get to the end with the pricing and todays deposit it seems to show full deposit nothing cheaper.

On 9/28/2019 at 10:13 AM, tallnthensome said: It's was there this morning on the main page under "book early and save" even on the newest ships promo. I booked a 7 day on the panorama for $50 per person deposit. I don't see it now on the website ..... strange. 

Beware of this gottcha:

If sometime in the future you decide to do a price check to see if you qualify for a cheaper price on your booking,,,,,, you see the price is less and you go for it,,,,,,, if the new price does not include the $50 deposit,,,, you will have to pay the full deposit or risk having your booking canceled without any notification. They may or may not advise you of this gottcha at time of price drop.

Just beware.

I’m a little confused with the reduced deposit perk.

Does that mean I pay $50 (example) deposit and that’s it for the deposit portion....in essence, an actual reduced total price overall?  

Or does the reduced deposit perk actually mean, it’s a savings for “now”, but before final payment date I need to pay the remainder of the regular deposit portion - as well as the regular cruise portion = no real total savings???

That promotion ended early.

3 hours ago, lasekeye said: I’m a little confused with the reduced deposit perk. Does that mean I pay $50 (example) deposit and that’s it for the deposit portion....in essence, an actual reduced total price overall?   Or does the reduced deposit perk actually mean, it’s a savings for “now”, but before final payment date I need to pay the remainder of the regular deposit portion - as well as the regular cruise portion = no real total savings???

There’s no real savings. You’ll still pay the full amount of the cruise.

Instead of paying the normal $250 per person deposit, you pay the promotional rate of $50 per person to secure your booking.

That's correct, you pay the $50 pp deposit now, to book the cruise. Farther down the road, the other $200 deposit becomes due. Along with the remainder  due, to pay the full cost of the cruise. Usually final payment is due a little later than the deposit remainder is.  In other words, you will probably make a total of 3 payments for your cruise. 

lasvegascruising

I fell for the $50 deposit on Saturday.  Booked a December 2020 cruise on the Breeze out of Ft Lauderdale.  Mentioned ever so casually to hubby, "Carnival has $50 per person deposit" and he said "book it!".  Done and Done.  We have our 35th anniversary cruise coming up this December on the Vista and now we have our 36th anniversary cruise booked.  My hubby always tells me "I hope we make it".  He better be careful or husband number two will be my guest!

15 hours ago, lasekeye said: Or does the reduced deposit perk actually mean, it’s a savings for “now”, but before final payment date I need to pay the remainder of the regular deposit portion - as well as the regular cruise portion = no real total savings???

It's a savings for now -  the rest of what would be due in a normal deposit is deferred to the final payment.

We've used it because DH has health issues and the low deposit is cheaper to lose if we have to cancel before final payment than purchasing insurance that far out.  Right before final payment we'll buy insurance if he's looking like a "go".

We like a very specific area for our cabin and It seemed smarter to go that way for cruises we want to book that are over a year away.

13 hours ago, GranysT said: That's correct, you pay the $50 pp deposit now, to book the cruise. Farther down the road, the other $200 deposit becomes due. Along with the remainder  due, to pay the full cost of the cruise. Usually final payment is due a little later than the deposit remainder is.  In other words, you will probably make a total of 3 payments for your cruise. 

I went looking when I first saw this posting on Saturday and got a $100 deposit. I only have the one date showing for final payment due. There's no interim, deposit remainder due date.

This sale didn't help my daughter and her husband....The rest of our family booked a few months ago....when she didn't think she could go. She went to book when they had the $50 deposit a few days ago, it you can't use it on 9 day cruises...She paid $200 PP instead...

On 10/1/2019 at 1:34 PM, reeinaz said: I went looking when I first saw this posting on Saturday and got a $100 deposit. I only have the one date showing for final payment due. There's no interim, deposit remainder due date.

I guess the 3 deposits due, depends on how long til the actual cruise. In my case, I had well over a year til my cruise. If you have a shorter period of time, I guess they just add the remainder of the deposit due, to the final payment figure. 

bury me at sea

The deposit is simply the amount of the total fare that is required at booking.  If the total fare for two is $1,500.00 and the deposit is $250.00 per person, 1,000 is still due.  If the deposit is 50.00 per person, the remainder due is 1,400.  The total fare is always 1,500.

As a previous poster mentioned, if price matching to a lower fare, another 400 is due simultaneously, if the deposit at that time has been increased to the normal amount of 250.00 per person.  Total fare is still 1,500.  It is simply a question of how much is due now and how much remains to be paid.

On ‎9‎/‎30‎/‎2019 at 5:24 PM, klfrodo said: Beware of this gottcha: If sometime in the future you decide to do a price check to see if you qualify for a cheaper price on your booking,,,,,, you see the price is less and you go for it,,,,,,, if the new price does not include the $50 deposit,,,, you will have to pay the full deposit or risk having your booking canceled without any notification. They may or may not advise you of this gottcha at time of price drop. Just beware.

There is no "Gotcha". That's the rule with all Early saver reduced deposit sales.  If you price match to a new promotion, you lose the benefits of the previous promo, including any OBC.

Sometimes they say "Deposits as low as $50" which means your desired sailing may not be included.

I booked last year on Black Friday with a $50 deposit, and like others have stated, it reduces the upfront cost, not the total cost (although they were running specials on the total cost, too). 

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Carnival Cruise Line Brings $50 Deposits Back

Richard Simms

• March 26, 2019

If you’ve been looking for an excuse to book a Caribbean cruise, we’ve got the perfect one for you: Carnival Cruise Line has launched an Early Saver sale with deposits starting at $50, for bookings through April 2021.

Why Early Saver Is So Important

There are two types of cruisers in the world: Those who book a trip at the best price they can find and then sit back to wait for sailaway, and those who book a trip at the best price they can find… and then keep an eye on that price in case it drops.

Early Saver rates are perfect for the latter, because they serve as a guarantee that when you board the ship, you’ll be paying the lowest possible price for your vacation.

Early Saver rates are backed by a unique  Price Protection policy  that allows you to adjust your cruise fare to the best available fare for a like category stateroom advertised by Carnival.

$50 Deposits Now Available

On top of the Early Saver sale, Carnival is offering reduced deposits as low as $50 per person (including, in most cases, the deposit on 3rd, 4th and 5th guests). We say “as low as” because not all sailings are qualified. For example, the reduced deposit only applies to sailings of 2-8 days, and it excludes voyages to Alaska and Europe. Other reduced deposits include:

• $149 per person on Mardi Gras , Vista , Horizon and Panorama sailings.
• $199 per person on Alaska and European sailings.
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Vacations need to be booked between now and Saturday, March 30, 2019, for trips to be taken between now and April 2021. There are only a limited number of Early Saver bookings available, so and any changes to the reservation after booking may result in fees and penalties.

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