No, we’re not playing an early April Fool’s Day prank on you. Get out your credit card and start making your plans to cruise sooner rather than later because Norwegian Cruise Line has announced plans to raise its cruise fares up to ten percent on April 1, 2011.That’s the bad news, but here’s some good news as well for those who book this month. NCL also announced it will extend its “Free Upgrades For All” Sales Event through March 31, 2011. The popular Wave Season promotion provides up to a four-category upgrade on select sailings, along with e-coupons in on-board savings of up to $400. This extension will give those planning to book a cruise extra time to take advantage of this offer prior to price increases which will take effect on April 1, 2011.
“We’ve seen exceptional demand spurred by our Wave Season promotion, particularly for the popular summer destinations. In fact, we surpassed our weekly booking record three times in the last eight weeks,” said Kevin Sheehan, Norwegian Cruise Line’s chief executive officer. “Based on this demand, we will increase our fares on April 1. We wanted to give consumers and travel agents the opportunity to take advantage of these offers before the price increase.”
Norwegian’s signature Freestyle Cruising provides extraordinary value by offering premium deployments on one of the youngest fleets in the industry, and includes an unparalleled variety of dining options along with non-stop entertainment experiences. For more information on Norwegian or to book a cruise, contact a travel professional, call Norwegian at 866-234-7350 or visit NCL.com.
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