Follow the fare before you book.

From a sailing to a target price

1. Choose your departure and cabin

   Open a sailing and check the itinerary, date and cabin fares. Use a specific cabin category if an inside fare would not suit your plans.

2. Read its recorded history

   Look at the available observations and the latest check time. Compare nearby departure dates if your plans are flexible.

3. Set your target

   Choose Watch price, sign in with an email code and enter your budget. Manage the alert from Your cruises. Confirm any matching fare on the cruise line’s booking page.

Five cruise lines, one place to compare

We track the sailings available in our data for these lines. Coverage is not the whole market and may not include every fare, cabin or promotion.

A useful signal, with a check before you book

A target-price alert uses recorded fares. Short-lived offers between checks may be missed, and a fare may change before you open the email. An alert does not reserve a cabin.

Our history begins when we start recording a fare. A recorded low is a low within that available history. Check passenger numbers, currency, fees and packages in the final quote.

Already booked? Whether a reduction can be applied to your reservation depends on your provider and booking conditions.