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Travelers can snag a Royal Caribbean cruise and save up to $750 with the Black Friday Preview Sale, going on now through November 11.
The sale is available for journeys from the Caribbean to the Mediterranean and beyond, and is combinable with the month-long offer that also began on November 8, offering buy one get one cruise 60 percent off for the second guest in a cruise cabin, plus Kids Sail Free.
Travelers can enjoy a 7-night Caribbean getaway starting at $445 per person, a European cruise for 2025 starting at $399 per person or an Alaska cruise starting at $624 per person.
Plus, travelers can choose to cruise on a variety of Royal Caribbean’s newest and biggest cruise ships, from the Icon Class’s Icon and Star of the Seas ships to the Oasis Class’s Oasis, Wonder and Allure of the Seas ships.
The preview sale is just the beginning; Royal Caribbean will announce its later Black Friday, Cyber Monday and Travel Tuesday deals in the weeks to come.
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Lacey Pfalz is Associate Editor at TravelPulse. She's a passionate advocate of responsible travel and believes the best travel experiences happen outside of a planned itinerary. Lacey currently lives in rural Wisconsin. She can be reached at [email protected].
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