Should you wait to book a South America cruise?
What buyers who waited actually saw over the last 14 days, from 940 comparable South America fares — same sailing, same cabin, priced at both ends of the window. This is history, not a prediction.
25%
fell — Suite, 6+ months out
940
comparable fares tracked
14
day window
South America, by cabin and how far out you're sailing
| Cabin | Departure | Fell | Held | Rose | Fares |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Interior | 1–3 months out | 0% fell | 93% held | 7% rose | 42 |
| Interior | 6+ months out | 2% fell | 95% held | 3% rose | 98 |
| Oceanview | 1–3 months out | 0% fell | 95% held | 5% rose | 41 |
| Oceanview | 6+ months out | 0% fell | 96% held | 4% rose | 93 |
| Balcony | 1–3 months out | 10% fell | 88% held | 2% rose | 48 |
| Balcony | 3–6 months out | 5% fell | 88% held | 7% rose | 43 |
| Balcony | 6+ months out | 4% fell | 93% held | 3% rose | 98 |
| Suite | 1–3 months out | 4% fell | 88% held | 8% rose | 50 |
| Suite | 3–6 months out | 18% fell | 52% held | 30% rose | 93 |
| Suite | 6+ months out | 25% fell | 60% held | 15% rose | 334 |
"Fell"/"rose" means the all-in price moved more than 2% either way over the window; anything smaller counts as "held". Same sailing and cabin compared at both ends — never a different mix of inventory. Groups under 40 comparable fares are left out rather than shown thin. Fares move nightly; this is what already happened, not a forecast.
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