Haven't booked yet? Cruise fares move up and down constantly, and checking every day yourself is a chore. Pick your ship, sail date, and cabin type, set a target price or a percentage drop, and we'll check the fare once a day. The moment it hits your number you get exactly one email — then the alert switches off.
Already booked and hoping to reprice? This is the wrong tool — you want the cabin fare drop tracker instead, which watches for drops below what you paid and tells you what your line owes you. Go to the fare drop tracker →
Live tracker stats
- 113 active fare alerts
- 47 ships being watched
- 28 target-hit alerts sent in the last 30 days
Counted from the live tracker database (cached for 5 minutes).
How price alerts work
- Choose the sailing and cabin type you're considering.
- Set a target — a specific per-person fare, or a percentage drop from today's price.
- We check that fare once a day against our cruise price feed.
- When the fare hits your target you get one email with the price, the sailing details, and a booking link — then the alert ends.
What we won't do
- We never invent prices or send "deal" emails that aren't backed by a real fare check that day.
- We don't predict prices. We report what the fare is today against the target you set — nothing more.
- One alert means one email. No drip campaigns, no daily noise, and every email includes an unsubscribe link.
Price alerts — common questions
What's the difference between a price alert and the fare drop tracker?
A price alert is for a cruise you have NOT booked yet: you set a target price or a percentage drop, and we email you once when the fare hits it. The fare drop tracker is for a cruise you've already booked: it watches for drops below what you paid so you can claim a reprice, refund, or onboard credit under the line's price-protection rules.
How many emails will I get?
One. When the fare hits your target, we send a single alert email and the alert switches off. If you want to keep watching after that, set a new alert with a new target. We never send daily price digests you didn't ask for.
What can I set as a target?
Either a dollar price ('tell me when this balcony drops below $1,200 per person') or a percentage drop from today's fare ('tell me when it falls 15%'). We check the fare once a day against our cruise price feed.
Is it free?
Yes. You never pay Travel Mutiny. We earn a commission from our cruise partners only if you choose to book through them after an alert — the alert itself costs nothing and every email has an unsubscribe link.
Which cruise lines can I set alerts on?
Any sailing in our feed — currently Carnival, Royal Caribbean, Norwegian, MSC, Celebrity, Princess, Disney. If a sailing appears on the deal map, you can set an alert on it.
More free Travel Mutiny tools
- Cabin fare drop tracker — already booked? Get alerted when your fare drops below what you paid
- Onboard extras price drop tracker — watch drink packages, Wi-Fi, dining, and excursions
- Cruise deal map — every departure in the next 120 days, priced against its own history