Cruises departing within 45 days that have dropped below their 3-month average, sorted by the biggest drop.
Largest drop
−62%
Wonder of the Seas · 4-night
Lowest / Nt
$25
Norwegian Gem · 15-night
Deals found
2,138
updated daily
Cruises sailing within 45 days, priced below their 3-month average.
Departure port
Cruise line
Cabin type
There are 2,138 cruise deals right now, with drops up to 62% and fares from $25/night.
$88/nt
40% drop
MSC Cruise Line
$40/nt
40% drop
Norwegian Cruise Line
$55/nt
40% drop
Cunard Cruise Line
$52/nt
40% drop
Norwegian Cruise Line
$60/nt
40% drop
Norwegian Cruise Line
$1,137/nt
39% drop
Disney Cruise Line$65/nt
39% drop
Norwegian Cruise Line
$142/nt
39% drop
Princess Cruise Line$178/nt
39% drop
Norwegian Cruise Line$56/nt
39% drop
Norwegian Cruise Line
$73/nt
39% drop
Costa Cruise Line$132/nt
39% drop
Norwegian Cruise Line$66/nt
38% drop
Norwegian Cruise Line
$46/nt
38% drop
Carnival Cruise Line
$337/nt
38% drop
Royal Caribbean Cruise Line
$85/nt
38% drop
Princess Cruise Line$50/nt
38% drop
Norwegian Cruise Line
$797/nt
38% drop
Disney Cruise Line$86/nt
38% drop
Norwegian Cruise Line
$108/nt
37% drop
Celebrity Cruise Line
$77/nt
37% drop
Costa Cruise Line$158/nt
37% drop
Cunard Cruise Line$57/nt
37% drop
Norwegian Cruise Line
$51/nt
37% drop
MSC Cruise LineRight now there are 2,138 cruise price drops sailing in the next 45 days, across 17 cruise lines (MSC, Royal Caribbean, Norwegian and 14 more), from 75 departure ports. Fares start at $25 per night on Norwegian Gem (15 nights). The biggest drop is 62% on Wonder of the Seas.
Last minute cruise deals appear when cruise lines drop prices on sailings departing within the next 45 days. These are genuine discounts on unsold cabins, not promotional gimmicks. We track every fare daily and surface the ones that have fallen below their 3-month average.
Cruise ships lose money on empty cabins. As the sailing date approaches, crew costs, fuel and provisions are already committed, so rather than sail at partial capacity, cruise lines mark down the remaining cabins, sometimes significantly. The biggest drops tend to appear 2 to 6 weeks before departure, which is the window we focus on here.
Flexibility is key. Sort by "Lowest $/Night" for the cheapest options, or "Biggest Drop" to see where prices have fallen most. Filter by departure port if you need to leave from a specific city. When you find a deal that works, act fast: these cabins sell quickly and prices can bounce back overnight.
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// 4 · FAQ
Common questions about last minute cruise deals.
We define last minute deals as cruises departing within the next 45 days that have also dropped below their 3-month average price. These aren't just any upcoming sailings: they're genuinely discounted fares on ships leaving soon.
Cruise lines would rather sell a cabin at a discount than let it sail empty. As the departure date approaches, unsold cabins often get marked down. The biggest drops tend to appear 2 to 6 weeks before sailing, which is exactly the window we focus on here.
Fast. Unlike sailings months away, last minute cabins are limited and competition is real. A deal you see today could be gone tomorrow. If you find a price and itinerary that works, acting quickly gives you the best shot at locking it in.
Yes. All prices shown are per person based on double occupancy, before taxes and port fees. The actual total at checkout will include applicable taxes, fees, and any add-ons you select.
