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Sep 19, 2011 – Sep 24, 2011 Sapphire Princess Five night Itinerary: Sail from Vancouver, Victoria, Day at Sea, San Francisco, Day at Sea, Los Angeles Per person ‘lead-in’ prices are based on sharing a twin cabin for the following 4 categories - each cabin will get a $50.00 Ship Board Credit. These rates are for the cruise and taxes and do not include air or transfers. Please ask if you’d like those rates. Inside $559.36, Unobstructed Ocean View $669.36, Balcony 809.36, Mini Suite $909.36. 3 rd and 4 th passengers in a cabin would pay approximately $494.36 each – the per person rate goes down if 3 or 4 girls share a cabin, but remember that there’s only one bathroom, Beauty Queens! ;-)) Single rates are probably going to be about double the ‘double rate’. Travel Leaders charges an Administrative fee of $25.00 per person. If we want to have a cocktail party or arrange anything else special, there will be some additional charges but they should be reasonable. It’s possible to receive an additional discount if you’re a Princess past passenger, so be sure to book early and give me your past passenger numbers so I can check for you. These discounts depend on your Frequent Cruiser status and are discontinued as the ship fills up. If you’re planning on rooming with someone, it would behoove non-past passengers to book with a past passenger as both people in the cabin (first and second, not 3 rd and 4 th ) would get the discount. If you’ve sailed on Carnival, Holland America, Seabourn, Costa, or Cunard, it’s possible you’d qualify for a discount, too. If you have any questions, just email ( [email protected] ) or call me on my direct line – 509-232-1739. The deposit to hold your cabin will be 20% of the base price (less the taxes) and the balance won’t be due until July of 2011. Cancellation Insurance should be purchased when your deposit is made. Remember, too, ladies, that you’re going to need passports and they have to be valid until at least April of 2012 – as of now, if you’re entering Canada by land, an enhanced driver license (EDL) or enhanced ID card (EID) will suffice if you’re a resident of the State of Washington. I believe some other states have agreements with the Canadian government, too. If you’re flying into Canada, you definitely need passports. And the laws change, so it’s best to have a passport and double check the validity on it sooner than later.
