Royal Caribbean 72 Hour Sale - Cruise from $436 Per Person Twin Share @ Cruise Guru

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AssociatedLcruiseguru on 02/08/2016 - 14:26 cruiseguru.com.au (761 clicks)
Last edited 03/08/2016 - 09:29 by 1 other user

View All Deals at - Royal Caribbean 72 Hour Sale (OzBargain doesn't seem to like some of our URLs used in the main link)

• Explorer of the Seas - 3 Night Sydney Round Trip (8 Dec '16) - From $436pp Twin Share
• Explorer of the Seas - 3 Night Sydney Round Trip (16 Mar '17) - From $489 435pp Twin Share
• Legend of the Seas - 3 Night Brisbane Round Trip (2 Dec '16) - From $521pp Twin Share
• Ovation of the Seas - 3 Night Sydney Round Trip (17 Feb '17) - From $762pp Twin Share
• Ovation of the Seas - 5 Night Sydney Round Trip visiting Tasmania (23 Jan '17) - From $1,123 919pp Twin Share

These are great short break / sampler cruise deals for Royal Caribbean - with a chance to experience the brand new Ovation of the Seas from $762pp Twin Share. Most food and entertainment are included in your fare.

Offer ends Friday 5 August 9:59AM AEST

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  dantione on 02/08/2016 - 14:51

  How about kids? What ages are free? I was thinking about buying for my sister, her husband and 2 kids

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    [Deactivated] on 02/08/2016 - 15:02

    In terms of base fare kids are never free, in fact they are full fare justified by the food and activities, even if they are the 3rd/4th occupants (which I think is a bit rich). However RCI often have kids go free promotions.

    As below I am pricing up Carnival and kids as 3rd/4th guests are coming up much cheaper.

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    Associatedcruiseguru @ Cruise Guru on 02/08/2016 - 15:02

    Hi aryan12, some cabin categories might not cater for kids or families - if you call us on 13 13 03 we can have a look to see what's available and also applicable for this sale.

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  [Deactivated] on 02/08/2016 - 14:59

  As a long time RCI fan I'm looking at Carnival for my next cruise. Much better deals and they include tips in the base fare. Seems to be a similar standard, has water slides and kids club starts at age 2.

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    Associatedcruiseguru @ Cruise Guru on 02/08/2016 - 15:10

    Hi LoopyLou, we also have Carnival Cruise Line sailings on sale available here, in particular the 3 and 4 night Carnival Spirit cruises ex Sydney

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  Puska on 02/08/2016 - 15:04

  I can leave on the 24th of January with carnival to Tasmania for 5 nights starting at $818.50 for an interior, $898.50 for a ocean view, $1098.50 for a balcony and $1298.50 for a suite.. That's including gratuities..
  So there really isn't a deal going when that's carnivals starting prices not on sale lol..

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    Jamiea on 02/08/2016 - 15:08

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    Aren't Carnival cruises plagued with kids though? The last Royal Caribbean cruise I went on there was like 3 kids on the whole cruise. Worth paying extra just for that.

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      Puska on 02/08/2016 - 15:39

      There were a few kids but I just stayed in the adults only pool/lounge area when too many came up

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      PVA on 02/08/2016 - 16:38

      +1

      Thanks for this info. Helps to decide for our first short cruise. Any other tips for a first timer. (looking at something like Brisbane 3 day in December.)

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        Puska on 02/08/2016 - 19:26

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        In the morning claim yourself a lounge in the adult area and get yourself breakfast from the buffet and bring it back to your chair (the buffet connects onto the adults lounge). Pretty much guarantees you a spot for the day as a lot of people will be laying in the same spot the entire time.
        There is tea parties at 3pm i think it was on sea days. These are like a high tea with teas, cakes, fruits, ect. my gf and i enjoyed those.
        A lot of the mains from the restaurant will be featured at the buffet also, so if you enjoyed something, you can always go for seconds whilst the buffet is open.
        Pizza is open 24/7, freshly rolled bases and don't be scared to ask for extra or different toppings available.
        Gyms are mainly packed around 10:30-12, avoid if you can.
        Any other questions?

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      odysseus on 02/08/2016 - 16:39

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      Royal Caribbean cruises at that time would also be "plagued with kids" (to use your words).

      Dec/Jan holiday RCL cruises typically have 500-800 children on board.

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  bobtt on 02/08/2016 - 17:54

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  Any round trips departing Melbourne?

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    Associatedcruiseguru @ Cruise Guru on 03/08/2016 - 09:26

    Hi bobtt, no Royal Carribean ships are currently scheduled to depart from Melbourne in the next 2 years, however here's a list of all ships that departs from Melbourne

    P&O Australia and Princess Cruises have several sailings that are round trip, but quite a few are one-way from Melbourne to Sydney or New Zealand

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  Bargaingeek on 02/08/2016 - 20:03

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  Any trips from Melbourne?

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    Associatedcruiseguru @ Cruise Guru on 03/08/2016 - 09:27

    Hi Bargaingeek, no Royal Carribean ships are currently scheduled to depart from Melbourne in the next 2 years, however here's a list of all ships that departs from Melbourne

    P&O Australia and Princess Cruises have several sailings that are round trip, but quite a few are one-way from Melbourne to Sydney or New Zealand