Each row is one qualifying fare for one departure. Click a card to include that tier; click again to remove it. Several cards can be active at once.
Cabin and meals; extras on board
The cruise fare for a balcony cabin or better, without a drinks or Wi-Fi package. Main dining is included; gratuities, drinks, and excursions are usually paid separately. Celebrity’s own search only publishes this kind of lead-in price, so its rows are always Economy. A sailing is listed here when that fare is under 175 EUR / 200 USD per night.
Drinks and Wi-Fi bundled in
A fare the agency marks as all-inclusive — typically a drinks package and Wi-Fi on top of the same cabin standard. Contitrans uses ALLINC/N1K tariff codes; Crusit spells the fare out as All Inclusive. Holland America’s bundled fares land here too. Listed when the bundle is under 300 EUR / 345 USD per night.
Luxury all-inclusive, or a ship-within-a-ship
The whole ship on Seabourn, Silversea, Regent, or Viking; or a premium enclave such as Celebrity The Retreat, NCL The Haven, or MSC Yacht Club. MSC and NCL only appear in this tier — their cheaper cabins are ignored. Listed under 350 EUR / 405 USD per night.
A chat app can look up these sailings for you. When it asks for an address, paste this one:
https://luxuryforless.cruises/mcp
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Each company explains the clicks in its own app. Some only offer this on certain plans, or in certain countries.
