I know this is a crazy question but I wanted a travelers opinion. We are already scheduled to go on vacation in November to Vegas, but I just seen a deal for a 4 day caribbean cruise. GREAT price! I know we are on a "major" budget, but I'm very tempted to book this cruise also. It's for the same month we are going to Vegas. Vegas is already booked and sealed. DH thinks we would be pushing it because the holidays are near etc... If we booked this cruise, it would go on the charge card. What should I do? Need some honest opinions here. I know deep down I should be happy & satisfied by going to Vegas, which I love too!! I don't want to go into debt for a vacation by no means....<BR>

I think you gave your own answer:<BR><BR>'If we booked this cruise, it would go on the charge card...I don't want to go into debt for a vacation by no means....'

Confused,<BR><BR>This is not the first or last great deal on a cruise you'll see. Enjoy Vegas, and plan to snag a great cruise deal next year.

If you don't want to go into debt, go on the cruise next year. I agree with Kelly - every fall cruise prices will drop. There will be other deals. <BR><BR>So enjoy Vegas. Maybe you will win some extra money to take a last minute cruise in the spring!

Confused<BR>Stick to your plan.I agree your decision is made.IMHO, ANY budget qualifies for major status.The "deals" on cruises will be around forever.And then some!Personally I find even a few days in Vegas more electrifying than any other destination on earth.Cleans out ALL the cobwebs.Crusing cannot be beat as far as my quarter goes.Hope this helps<BR>Jason

Confused<BR>And remember that even if the cruise is a great deal you have other expenses not listed. Taxes (could be as high as $100.00 pp) maybe port charges, insurance, transportation to the cruise port, and shore excursions which is a biggie!!