Using two separate casino free room offers for same cruise?

[Mi75]

Hello all,  I have casino offers with three different promo codes.  I can book three free cruises.  Two adults and drinks while playing in the casino plus some freeplay.

 

Our cruise (February departing from Spain or France) would be two adults and two children. $400 deposit converted to onboard credit. Adults are included free in the offers, the children are $359 per child.

 

Is there anyway to use two of my offers/different promotion codes for the same cruise?  As in book 1 room with adult/child and another room adult/child.  In essence to avoid the extra $359 per child for one room.

 

Like I mentioned, the two offers are identical but with different codes...ex - code1 and code2.

 

The third offer is slightly different and I might book a future cruise with that offer.

 

Any thoughts would be appreciated!

 

Also, our last cruise we had all inclusive for drinks for all four of us plus wifi for 2 devices. What would be the best way/deal for this?  We rarely drink alcohol, so it would just be water, juices, coffee, tea.  Also we could just use wifi for 1 device.

 

Thank you!

[wikoffclan]

In my (very) limited experience and knowledge of Casino offers --- My understanding is that the person who received the offer must be one of the passengers included in the reservation.

My experience was several years ago. It was a cruise offer which went to my son but sent to my email. In my attempt to book the cruise for myself solo using his offer, I was advised (after a call to Customer Service) that he needed to be part of the reservation. This was a different cruise line, but I would guess that most operate with the same rules.

Therefore --- since you can only occupy one room, you can only use one offer per cruise. IF one of the offers is in your wife's name, that could give you the outcome you're hoping for - wife/child in one cabin, husband/child in second cabin.

Edited January 18 by wikoffclan