CARNIVAL SECRETS: How To Save Money on your Carnival Cruise!
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The creator provides a comprehensive guide on how to reduce expenses while sailing with Carnival Cruise Lines. The video outlines several specific strategies, beginning with advice to skip expensive internet packages due to slow satellite speeds. For beverage consumption, the creator recommends the Cheers program for frequent drinkers and reminds passengers that a fifteen percent gratuity is already included in food and drink purchases. Other tips include negotiating prices in port, waiting for sales on onboard merchandise, and booking spa treatments on sea days for significant discounts. The creator also explains that passengers can bring a twelve pack of canned soda per person and one bottle of wine per adult. Regarding excursions, the video compares the convenience of cruise line bookings against the cost savings of private tours. Finally, the creator emphasizes that the most significant savings come from booking during the off season, avoiding major holidays and spring break, and potentially traveling during hurricane season for lower rates.
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if you don't have to don't buy the internet package disconnect yourself for a week and totally enjoy your vacation away from society
the cheers program is definitely the way to go if you're going to drink between ten and fifteen drinks per day because you will save money on it
if you wait and book your package on a CD they're normally half price or better so watch out for those specials on C days
you can bring your favorite soda on board the cruise ship for each person traveling regardless of the age you can bring one 12 pack cans of soda
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