Memorial Day sale?

[cruisewiththekids]

I know RCCL's "sales" really aren't usually sales at all, but wondered if they generally do anything over Memorial Day that might be a real sale or offer special bonuses for booking during that time? I don't have a lot of experience booking with RCCL, but I thought some of you that sail them often might know.

[leaveitallbehind]

Seems like in the recent couple of years all the sales are essentially the same as you refer - "30% off", "1-2-Free", or some other similar offer that is much the same as the next one and really doesn't add up to much of a real "sale". I wouldn't expect anything different simply because it will be Memorial Day - unfortunately.

[Clarea]

I know RCCL's "sales" really aren't usually sales at all, but wondered if they generally do anything over Memorial Day that might be a real sale or offer special bonuses for booking during that time? I don't have a lot of experience booking with RCCL, but I thought some of you that sail them often might know.

When speaking of Royal Caribbean, "real" and "sale" hardly ever go together.

[molly361]

When speaking of Royal Caribbean, "real" and "sale" hardly ever go together.

 

 

How about "reel" (them in) and "sale:halo: or "sail"

[Clarea]

How about "reel" (them in) and "sale:halo: or "sail"

Much more appropriate.

[Ocean Boy]

Memorial Day Sale..... 60% off of the first day with all of the remaining days free along with $100 OBC that can be combined with C&A balcony discounts. And, somehow, this will end up costing more than booking before the sale.

[DaniDanielle]

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[jjtt]

Lol

[Biker19]

Instead of looking for a fleetwide sale that will not come, look at individual sailings that are deals.

[LisaAtlCruiser]

A cruise is worth whatever you are willing to pay for it. Don't wait for a sale. Look for a cruise you want to go on and it is at a price you are willing to pay - book it.