CAS Offer

[cmurchake]

Can I use a cruise next reward towards payment from "complimentary stateroom" offer from CAS?

[geneticfreak]

I’ve done it in the past. Helps toward taxes and any upgrade fees.

 

 

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[Skubi]

Yup you can, I just did it last week.

[Pappion]

Yep. I did on my current reservation.

[fourofakind]

Some itineraries/dates they have a promo that you can use 2 cruise next rewards towards your cabin, even for CAS. I used 2 towards one in July :)

[BirdTravels]

Can I use a cruise next reward towards payment from "complimentary stateroom" offer from CAS?

you can, because your "complimentary" cruise is not "complimentary"

[garycarla]

you can, because your "complimentary" cruise is not "complimentary"

 

 

Yep - LOL!!!

 

Between some charges to start and the regular donations in the casino...

[Sand and Seas]

Some itineraries/dates they have a promo that you can use 2 cruise next rewards towards your cabin, even for CAS. I used 2 towards one in July :)

 

We have used two CruiseNext certificates for three CAS cruises now. Must be a Balcony or above and booked six months or more in advance. Then if you watch the promos, it's a super deal with something like a 'Tax-Free' sale where your aren't charged for port fees & gov taxes. We used it to cover the admin fee and the 18% gratuities for the UBP and SDP.

[garycarla]

We have used two CruiseNext certificates for three CAS cruises now. Must be a Balcony or above and booked six months or more in advance. ... We used it to cover the admin fee and the 18% gratuities for the UBP and SDP.

 

Maybe something has changed, but I have used the certificate on cruises booked less than 6 months out.

 

Also, just to clarify to other people, you do not apply it to any particular charge(s), but it is just a $250 credit on the account.

[fourofakind]

We have used two CruiseNext certificates for three CAS cruises now. Must be a Balcony or above and booked six months or more in advance. Then if you watch the promos, it's a super deal with something like a 'Tax-Free' sale where your aren't charged for port fees & gov taxes. We used it to cover the admin fee and the 18% gratuities for the UBP and SDP.

 

O man I never knew they had a tax free sale!!! That would be a great deal! I'll be watching hoping that pops up again :)

[cmurchake]

you can, because your "complimentary" cruise is not "complimentary"

 

I hear ya...still discounted which is nice.

[Sand and Seas]

Maybe something has changed, but I have used the certificate on cruises booked less than 6 months out.

 

Also, just to clarify to other people, you do not apply it to any particular charge(s), but it is just a $250 credit on the account.

 

Yes, I should have clarified that you can use one for less than six months out. I love the extra savings by being able to use two for $500 off (net cost 250) for booking those balconies at 6 months or more out:D

 

It really pays to watch for the special promos when you are booking your CAS offer!

[Sand and Seas]

O man I never knew they had a tax free sale!!! That would be a great deal! I'll be watching hoping that pops up again :)

 

I've seen it twice now and it's been for certain ships and sailing dates. For one of them I was able to change/cancel a previously booked cruise for Escape in March to an Escape cruise in January that was covered by the tax free sale. Still had the same other promos and I added the 2nd CruiseNext certificate to it. (They had to credit the overpay to my credit card!)

Just keep your eye on that NCL promo page:cool: