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72-Night Sydney to London Cruise with Return Flight from $6999 Per Person (Save 49%) @ Imagine Crusing

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i got sent this by travelzoo email
seems cheap enough but it's a hell of a long trip 70 nights at sea

Departing Sydney, $6999 for inside cabin.
Departing other capital cities, $7199 for inside cabin.
Add $2000 for outside cabin.

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  • +4

    72 nights of flying sounds horrible.

    • With stop overs around Asia. Seems like a contiki tour for retiree's

  • +1

    $6999 is ex Sydney without the need for a connecting flight, and find your own way home from London. Otherwise it’s $7199 ex other Aust airports. For info, the Columbus is the refurbished Pacific Pearl.

    • +7

      Old and small. You'd go stir crazy on it for 72 nights. Would be like a prison at sea!

      • +1

        These sort of trips are targeted to a different audience. For $7000 im pretty sure this is cheaper than a retirement village. Plus you get to explore the world at your own pace.

        • It's actually a very good itinerary, however, I've been on the pacific jewel (the former sister ship to this vessel) and after just a short cruise I was happy to disembark.

    • +1

      find your own way home from London

      I confirmed with Imagine Cruising that return flight from London is included in the price.

  • +6

    Cheaper than renting in Sydney…

    • 2-3 housekeeping visits per day + food drinks entertainment and water+electricity. On the other hand the per person cost is definitely going to be twin share. So $1.4k per week…

      • like Zaddo said ‘cheaper than renting in Sydney’

        • Only CBD though, whereas 'Sydney' objectively is much larger and can easily get rental for cheaper than 1.4k.

    • Not looking hard enough, I rent for $250 a week on my own in north sydney

  • -1
    • all meals + entertainment + cleaning + you get to see a lot of the world. “If you don’t live in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs, you’re just camping out”
  • Confirmed that only 3 outside cabins and 2 inside cabins remain available now, and very likely be gone by tomorrow.

    • Inside cabins all gone, so this post is expired as far as the headline deal is concern.

  • +1

    Considering it includes return flight and 2 nights in a hotel at the end of the cruise, pretty good value imo, the toughest part would be that the on board entertainment/lifestyle/food etc could become a little monotonous after a while (I've found the sweet spot for my family and I is about 10 nights, but obviously that'll be different for everyone).

    • +3

      I've only done one 5 day cruise but, I suspect, I would come back like a butterball after 72 days. All inclusive food is not a good idea for me.

      • +1

        Plus if there's a gastro outbreak you're pretty much screwed.

        • What do you mean if? More like; When!

  • After looking at the actual itinerary, it actually looks pretty cool. But 70 days is crazy even if it's only 1 or 2 sea days before a port.

    Don't forget to factor another 1k for all the visas you may need and also a few 100 for travel insurance!

    • +2

      Not to mention gratuities for the staff.

      • Say US$12 a day that adds up.

        I suppose I could live on a ship for that long.

        It's just because it's a long cruise you'd be surrounded by people with one foot in the grave…

    • If your a cruising type that would be interested in this type, they already have the visas, and travel insurance is around $30ish for 10days

    • Ive done a 75 day one, It was long, but I quite enjoyed it.

  • I’ve seen the 2 pool per 2000 guest situation play out before never again.

  • How much extra to include a top tier beverage package?

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