Is it cheaper to book a Disney Cruise while on a Disney Cruise?

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September is usually the cheapest month to take a Disney Cruise, but October can also be affordable. Since the weather is cooler, you will not have to worry about the heat. Since it's not peak season, you will find cheaper airfares. You can also take part in Halloween-themed cruises during October.

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A good Disney travel agent will watch over your reservation, ready to swoop in on any new discounts or promotions that might pop up. That's why a travel agency such as The Vacationeer is the best place to book your Disney World Hotel reservation.

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The best location on a Disney cruise ship for the best views (widest vistas) is the very front or the very back of the ship. The best location on a Disney cruise ship if you are prone to getting seasick is the center part of the ship because you'll feel the least movement there.

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Disney cruises often become cheaper last minute thanks to Restricted Guarantee fares. As the departure date approaches, Disney Cruise Line offers last-minute discounts on stateroom categories to entice passengers. Last-minute deals on Disney cruises can provide substantial savings of 30% to 35% off the regular price.

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If you are a budget traveler, a 4-night trip to Disney World is much more affordable than a cruise. For those with a bigger budget, the cruise and similar stay at the resort are more comparable in price.

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The average Disney cruise price starts around $800 to $1,600 per person for a 1- to 3-night Disney cruise in an inside room. Length of trip, ports of departure and arrival, and travel dates all affect pricing. While a Disney cruise may be more expensive than other cruise options, it offers unique onboard experiences.

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Free to you It doesn't cost you any extra to book through an agent vs. booking straight through Disney. Disney pays commission to the agency that books you, but at no cost to you.

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It's not more expensive to book a Disney trip through a travel agent vs. booking it directly with Disney. In fact, many trips end up being cheaper. Disney releases a number of travel discounts throughout the year.

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Disney pays up to a 10% commission to travel agents, depending on the package booked for the customer. Disney cruises yield a higher commission. If you're working independently, you'll receive the full commission amount — so if your client booked a $5,000 vacation pretax, you'd receive $500 in commission.

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Disney Cruise Line Ships Stunning vessels that pay homage to the grand era of the luxury ocean liner, Disney's 6 distinguished ships pamper Guests with state-of-the-art comforts, legendary service and Disney-exclusive activities that bring families together en route to exotic ports of call.

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Disney cruises are well known as an expensive option, but tacking on high-end touches such as a concierge room and spa visits will really drive up the price. The cheapest cruises you'll find tend to sail from San Diego, and they're the shortest trips as well.

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Disney Cruises are priced per-person. Disney does not waive the fare for infants traveling onboard its cruise ships, but infant fares are a good bit lower than the standard rate for children. They're also significantly lower than adult fares. Let's look at a few examples to see how the pricing works in real life.

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**NOTE** Teenagers will be Charged adult fares (13-17). Child rates apply to ages 3-12. Children ages 0-2 pay 50% of the child rate. This does not impact access to areas of the ship that are designated as “18 and over” (like the spa, adults-only pool, and the adults-only restaurants (Palo and Remy).

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