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Gotta Vacation Coming Up?

If you have travel plans for Memorial day weekend or the summer, you should check your pricing again (just before you leave).  We always recheck the pricing on hotels, cruises, rental cars and more.

A while back, we found our hotel room was $60 less per night. Made a new reservation and cancelled the original. For our most recent trip, we were able to get upgraded to an executive room for the same price.  The executive room includes breakfast and light dinner. This saved money as we will be paying less for food.

A few years back for an upcoming cruise, it seemed as if the price went down every Monday.  We we are able to save about $500 – this is money that was deducted from what we would have owed at the time the final payment was due.  After the final payment is made, any savings is given back to you as an onboard credit – which we had another $200).

Money is my pocket is always good.  Make sure to check your reservations to save more money.

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