Royal Caribbean double-points promo is back, but casino fares look excluded
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That’s how I’d read it too. If the casino rate is meaningfully cheaper, I personally wouldn’t give that up just to goose status points. Gene and I learned a while back that chasing a perk can cost more than it’s worth if you back into it. The only time I’d lean cash booking is if the fare difference was small anyway and you were already close to a Crown & Anchor tier you truly use. I’d also want
That sounds about right to me. I’d price it like I price oysters in the Quarter: nice if they’re on special, but I’m not paying steak money just because the sign looks pretty. Denise and I had one Royal sailing where the regular fare came with a promo that looked great on paper, but once I stacked it against the casino offer, the math got real skinny real fast. One thing I’d watch is whether the d
I’d keep the casino fare unless the point run was unusually close to a tier line and the cash fare was basically neck and neck. On Royal especially, I’ve had two bookings that looked similar at first, then once taxes/fees and the actual cabin choice settled out, the casino side was still the better deal. Also worth checking whether the promo is based on booking date only or if any reprice after Ju