Spa Discounts

[cruisemama69]

I've read in the forums that you shouldnt book your spa treatments ahead of time. To wait until you get on the ship. I'm not familiar with Carnival so how do I find out about the discounts? Are they usually always on port days?

 

I'd like to do a couples massage on my birthday. ;)

 

Thanks for all info.

[A&Jfamily]

I've read in the forums that you shouldnt book your spa treatments ahead of time. To wait until you get on the ship. I'm not familiar with Carnival so how do I find out about the discounts? Are they usually always on port days?

 

I'd like to do a couples massage on my birthday. ;)

 

Thanks for all info.

 

They do some daily "specials" that are listed in the Capers - and it will vary from day to day what they are offering. And yes, the best prices are on port days when everyone is ashore - it is a much quieter time on the ship.

 

Be prepared to pay a lot - like $200 plus - as I recall for a couple's massage. It is more than double land prices. I do not know if you will be in port on your birthday, but many of the ports offer them at their beaches - for a very reasonable price.

[Cruise, J.D.]

I've read in the forums that you shouldnt book your spa treatments ahead of time. To wait until you get on the ship. I'm not familiar with Carnival so how do I find out about the discounts? Are they usually always on port days?

 

I'd like to do a couples massage on my birthday. ;)

 

Thanks for all info.

 

Discounts will usually be in the capers and will probably be heavily announced over the cabin speaker :cool: I believe discounts are usually offered on port days and towards the end of the cruise.

[cruisemama69]

So probably no reason to wait if we were going to book on an at sea day early in the cruise?