Vacation package offer….too good to be true?

[Rick&Jeannie]

@jennmaybe...you should really read the thread link that was posted above, and maybe do some additional research looking for "Princess Promotions". Then you can decide for yourself whether or not the deal is for you. Many people have posted dissatisfaction with the details that are available, or rather the *lack* of details until you have paid your money. Getting "out" of the deal appears to be difficult if not impossible.  Just do your due diligence. 

[Cruise Raider]

32 minutes ago, Rick&Jeannie said:

@jennmaybe...you should really read the thread link that was posted above, and maybe do some additional research looking for "Princess Promotions". Then you can decide for yourself whether or not the deal is for you. Many people have posted dissatisfaction with the details that are available, or rather the *lack* of details until you have paid your money. Getting "out" of the deal appears to be difficult if not impossible.  Just do your due diligence. 

I believe the OP was asked to put $1500 down thinking that was the full payment vs the down payment or deposit.  As mentioned, it may work from some people but we rarely stay at hotels unless they are given to us at comps in Las Vegas.  So, it just doesn’t work for us.  
On the other hand, those AARP gift cards are a staple in this household.  8% off is pretty darned good.  

[Gogoddess5]

Glad I found this topic.  Have sailed with primarily Princess since 2015 and had never heard of “Princess Promotions”, until recently when this guy started emailing me and leaving voice mails saying he was my new Princess CVP. I was initially suspicious.  Finally chatted with him for almost an hour…realized he was legit, but didn’t  get the jest of the “Promo” until almost end of conversation. 

Once he realized most of my sailings now are Princess Casino Offers and that I prefer Marriotts…he couldn’t get off the phone fast enough.