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I am wondering if anyone has booked thru Cruisemarketplace.com? They seem to have great rates, I cannot find any reviews so not sure if I should go with them to save $400 or stay with NCL.com. Also they use an insurance company ($56 per person) for travel insurance which is good for $1000 and he told me that the difference between that and my actual fare cost would be reimbursed by the cruiseline which the cruise line says is not true?? Has anyone used this service and if so, any opinions? Thanks!
used cruise marketplace?
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And hear I thought you were trying to sell your "used cruise" after you'd sailed on it. (I don't think there's a lot of resale value one cruises).
Cruise Marketplace has been around for a while. They are a reputable agency and you probably wouldn't go too far wrong booking with them. Don't book directly with the line, though--you'll pay more for the same thing.
Before you make a final decision, I'd suggest you try:
http://www.cruisecompete.com
This site allows you to select a cruise and let agents compete to get you the best offer. You'll likely do a somewhat better there.
As to the travel insurance question--no, the cruise line won't reimburse the difference if you have no insurance with them and you're past final payment.
Doesn't matter how you book, watch the prices on the cruiseline's own website. If it goes down before your final payment, they should adjust your invoice to a smaller ammount.
If the cruise is paid in full and the price goes down, you're out of luck, the best you can do, if you complain nicely, you will get some cabin credit. Mine was $50-$100 in the past, better then nothing