** Halloween 2010 Charity Cruise ** Oasis of the Seas prices

We have the following categories blocked in the group space (as double occupancies). Prices are per person, based on double occupancy. Taxes ($100.83 per person) and fuel surcharge ($70 per person) are additional.

JS $1,814 per person
B2 $1,104 per person
C1 $1,084 per person
C2 $1,034 per person
D8 $1,014 per person
M $804 per person

If you need pricing for triples or quads, or for other categories that we don't have in the group space, please give me a call for pricing.

NOTE
$25 per person of your cruise fare will go directly to the Susan G Komen Foundation, in addition to the $50 per stateroom that RCCL will donate. We will include information with your final cruise documents in 2010 indicating that $25 of your payment is going to the charity, so that you can consult with your CPA about whether this is eligible as a tax deduction.

DEPOSITS
The junior suites have to be fully deposited ($500 per room) by the end of this month. These deposits will NOT count towards our group's bulk deposit requirement.

For standard rooms (inside, view, balconies) any $500/room deposit paid will count towards the group's bulk deposit requirement. At the bare minimum we need a $50 per room deposit paid by the end of this month. This will not hold a specific room or category nor guarantee pricing, but will hold general space in your name within the group. To guarantee a room and pricing the $450/room deposit difference will need to be paid and passenger names provided. After the inital bulk deposit is paid at the end of the month, our next deadline is January 2, 2009. At this point the group space will be evaluated and unsold space may be recalled by RCCL.

If you have any questions, or are ready to book/deposit feel free to email me at susan@shipsntripstravel.com or give me a call at (888) 221-1209

So is this sailing now open to book?

Yes it is. I was focused on inaugural bookings yesterday, but can start taking Halloween bookings as of this morning.

In other words, it's better for everyone if we are able to make full $500 deposits now, right?

Larry,

If there is a specific category that you want to secure, or want to lock in the prices we have right now, then yes your best bet is to pay the full $500 per room deposit now.