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Step 1
Hook up with a travel agent that puts together big packages and passes on the discount to the customer. By buying blocks on cruises, travel companies receive big discounts. They may choose off-season dates and little used departure sites.
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Step 2
Decide on what kinds of amenities you expect and where you want to go. Talk to your family and consider everyone's requests of what things they want to do on a cruise. Pass on that information to a cruise specialist who only books cruises in their business. They can use your criteria to search for the best for you and your family. They will look at all the cruise lines and are not usually tied to one brand.
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Step 3
Stay flexible and go for last minute deals. Cruise lines will sell packages within a few days of departure when they vacancies and cancellations. If you can be ready to go in a day or so, you can get some superior deals.
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Step 4
Put together your own group. Cruise lines will extend discount rates to individuals with a dedicated amount of travelers in their group. Most of the time, the organizer of the trip can get a free cabin. Offer a cruise trip at your church or social club. Plan a big family reunion on a cruise.














