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And its a good surprise. My parents just got their third free cruise certificate from Foxwoods casino, who partners with Casinos At Sea.

 

When booking their, again, 3rd Bermuda cruise on the Dawn, they found out the certificate entitles a family member to book a second room, at 10% off the usual rate. Now, that doesnt seem like much, but heres the kicker - they waive the single supplement. And I had a cruise rewards certificate.

 

I booked an inside room today for seven days to Brmuda, with taxes for $386. It doesnt get much better than that! Make sure if you get these certificates that you inquire about the great hidden surprises they might contain!

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And its a good surprise. My parents just got their third free cruise certificate from Foxwoods casino, who partners with Casinos At Sea.

 

When booking their, again, 3rd Bermuda cruise on the Dawn, they found out the certificate entitles a family member to book a second room, at 10% off the usual rate. Now, that doesnt seem like much, but heres the kicker - they waive the single supplement. And I had a cruise rewards certificate.

 

I booked an inside room today for seven days to Brmuda, with taxes for $386. It doesnt get much better than that! Make sure if you get these certificates that you inquire about the great hidden surprises they might contain!

 

I just booked thru CAS/Foxwoods also. I go to Foxwoods 2x a year, and have the "lowest" card. I was about to book a Premier VIP casino cruise with Carnival for August. The air to FLL was crazy high. I was ready to try a new line, and some of my friends just came back from the Breakaway. I sent CAS an email telling them I gamble at Foxwoods, AC, and CCL. The next day a CAS rep called me and offered me a free inside cabin on Breakaway! (Thru foxwoods, also!) As I am a balcony snob, I paid for an upgrade to a large balcony cabin, and added on my dd. the price was LESS than my CCL cruise would have cost! Plus, I now save on air and a per- cruise hotel!! Also - dh and I get a free drink card for casino use. Can't beat that deal.:D

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Excuse my question..but how do I sign up for CAS?? DH and I visit AC a few times a year, and have "reward" cards for a few casinos (Caesar, trump, Tropicana) what am I missing?? Thanks!

 

 

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Excuse my question..but how do I sign up for CAS?? DH and I visit AC a few times a year, and have "reward" cards for a few casinos (Caesar, trump, Tropicana) what am I missing?? Thanks!

 

 

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You only sign up when on the ship. As a Caesars player, you do get a discount. Call them and ask. Many casinos will offer a cruise deal to those that play enough (enough means a couple hundred is not gonna cut it - lol)

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