If you’ve been daydreaming about escaping the November chill for sun, fun and a few umbrella drinks, Royal Caribbean’s latest Black Friday sale might be the sign you’ve been waiting for. The cruise line’s annual blowout is back starting November 7 through December 8, and this year the deals are bigger and offer more bundled savings than ever.
For the first time, Royal Caribbean’s newest and biggest ship, Star of the Seas, is part of the sale. The ship, debuting from Port Canaveral next summer, is the latest “city at sea” in Royal Caribbean’s Icon Class—basically a whole floating resort complete with water parks, neighborhood-style dining districts and nightlife rivaling the city that never sleeps.
As part of the Black Friday deal, travelers can save up to $1,000 off cruise fares, and third and fourth guests in the same cabin sail free. Basically, it’s never been easier to bring the kids, grandparents or finally take that epic girlfriend getaway.
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While the instant savings are a big bonus, cruise fans know it's the daily Wi-Fi, drinks, specialty dining and other add-ons that can make a trip add up. Royal Caribbean is rolling out its limited-time “All-In Package,” bundling unlimited cocktails, specialty dining and high-speed streaming Wi-Fi for as little as $109 per person, per day. Typically, these are separate add-ons, and can take the total up to $130-$200 for the best drinks, Internet access and specialty dining packages, so this could be a real savings.
And for itineraries that stop in Nassau, The Bahamas, passengers will get some of the first access to the brand-new Royal Beach Club Paradise Island, a private stretch of sand opening this December with ocean-view cabanas and Bahamian-inspired cocktails.
If you’d rather DIY your onboard experience, you can still score up to 50% off extras like beverage packages, shore excursions and internet plans—handy for posting those epic selfies from the pool deck.
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Sail Away With Weekend Getaway Savings
Even the shorter cruises are part of the Black Friday fun. Two- to four-night getaways on Quantum from Los Angeles or Wonder of the Seas from Miami start around $249 per person—which is basically what it costs to step foot inside Costco these days.
And yes, for those with cruise FOMO, the mega-ships Icon of the Seas, Utopia of the Seas, and Star of the Seas are all bookable under the promotion, so you can test out Icon-Class extras such as surf simulators, family suites and bars where robots mix your margaritas all for the best prices of the year.
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Why It’s Worth a Look
Cruise lines are notorious for year-round sales, but Black Friday's deal may be the best of the year. Between the bundled discounts, private island first looks and the inclusion of Royal Caribbean’s headline-grabbing new ships, the extras alone make this promotion worth a look.
So if you’ve been curious about life aboard a 20-deck floating city—or just need a winter pick-me-up—this early Black Friday promotion might be your chance of the year to sail away with some serious savings.
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