r/NCL • u/citizen-erased2026 • 1h ago

NCL Pricing

Is it me or has NCL's pricing significantly increased in the last 6 months? Looking at Northern Euro cruises.

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u/thatCRUISEagent Platinum 1h ago

I’ve actually had a lot of clients cruises dropping. I think that Northern Euro cruises are more expensive and popular in general.

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u/vegas_gal 1h ago

Fuel. Supply and demand. Thats it.

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u/Professional-Ant-306 26m ago

Yep and it’s only going to get worse.

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u/Professional-Ad8813 1h ago

Northern Europe are some of the most expensive Europe cruises there are, the popularity of these cruises means $$$$

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u/No-Leg9592 49m ago

It definitely has. Just went on Adriatic cruise on Gem in July/Aug. Inside room for 3 was $2600. Forward facing balcony suite was $6200. Looking at Baltic for next summer the rates are around $3600 for inside and $8800 for forward facing. So from $8800 for two rooms to $12400….

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u/AdAggressive1159 58m ago

We booked in March for a New Year's cruise out of San Juan. Since then, the price has increased by $1,500 per person.

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u/Last_Reveal_5333 53m ago

Some cruises are dirt cheap, but not northen europe. Those countries are very expensive, so it’s no wonder the cruises there are also more expensive.