Unlock Incredible Savings with Casino Cruise Deals

I love traveling, and I love getting an amazing deal. Casino Cruise Deals help me do that. Back in May, I took my son on the Enchanted Princess to the western Caribbean. Every day on this cruise, I hit the casino. I love video blackjack. I would play about an hour, maybe a little longer each day. I ended up with 2100 casino points by the end of the Cruise. I used the onboard credit of $400 we received through the offer we booked the cruise on to be my casino investment.

On the $400, I played the whole 7 days, and yes, by the end they had the $400 they gave me back. I was in this for the long game. Of course, I wish I had come out ahead, but my goal here was to get more free cruises. At the end of the cruise, I got a Come Back and Sail Offer for $500 free play on my next cruise. That wasn’t the offer I was looking for. I knew I would most likely end up on the Princess Casino Cruise offer email list. Six weeks later, when I started getting emails, I was jumping up and down. My plan worked.

Now I get offers via email and mail every few weeks. Again, I am not a huge gambler, but I am getting free interior rooms with the option to upgrade. I usually get offered a little bit of free play in the casino. The offers are not completely free. I pay the taxes and fees and a $200 deposit per person. I get the $200 per person back on the ship as an onboard credit. For example, our interior room for our cruise to Norway was $310 each so $620. Then we get back $400 in onboard credit. I used my credit card points to pay for round-trip flights to London. Our taxes and fees were around $700 for both of us. For $1320 we are flying to London, taking a cruise to Norway, and flying home for less than $1400. We used points for our hotel’s pre and post-cruise. I love how a deal comes together like this.

I price-checked this trip, and it would have been $3200 to fly a round-trip to London from Nashville for 2. Our hotel rooms in London, which we got free, would have been $850. Then, we paid $610 for the cruise with $400 back in onboard credit, which would have been $4,759 with $50 onboard credit. This trip would have cost close to $9,000 instead; we didn’t even pay $1400.

I am fully taking advantage of these offers. I have booked some amazing cruises for 2025. I am doing the Caribbean, Alaska, Norway, and the Greek Isles so far.

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