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Royal Caribbean WOW Sale: Kids Cruise Free, 50% off 2nd Guest, and Cruise Cash Deals!

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    Through September 27, 2018, Royal Caribbean is running their popular WOW sale.  You can save with offers like buy one, get one 50% off, kids cruise free (on select cruises), and bonus onboard credits!

    And you can save even more on by paying for your cruise with a card like the Barclaycard Arrival Plus World Elite Mastercard or Capital One Venture® Rewards® Credit Card.  Both earn rewards that can easily be redeemed towards travel expenses, like cruises, with no blackout dates.

    Families Can Potentially Save Big With This Royal Caribbean Sale!

    Royal Caribbean WOW Sale

    Book by:   September 27, 2018

    Travel dates:   On or after October 24, 2018

    Terms & Restrictions:   Blackout dates apply

    Discounts include:

    This looks to be a good deal if you’re a couple traveling with children under 12.  But be sure to read the fine print and understand the details.  For example, the $200 credit only applies when you book a suite on a cruise of 6+ nights.  And this credit is as little as $50 when you only book an Interior or Oceanview room on a cruise of 5 nights or less.

    Also, remember that while your children under 12 may have a free cruise fare, you’ll still need to pay taxes, port fees, and possibly a daily gratuity for each of them.

    You can read all the terms and conditions and take advantage of this deal on the Royal Caribbean website.

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