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Carnival Cruises: 3-Night Bahama Cruise (Carnival Conquest) + Free Cabin Upgrade Expired
From $104 per person
$1,059.00
& More
Expedia offers Select Carnival Cruise Bahama Cruises + Free Cabin Upgrade from $104 per person. Book these deals through Expedia.com.
Example Deals:
- Note: FREE cabin upgrade (up to 2 categories) when you book between November 15, 2022, and November 27, 2022. Offer is valid on select sailings departing through February 2023.
Example Deals:
- 3-Night Bahamas Cruise Jan. 6, 2023 - Jan. 9, 2023
- from $104 per person
- Free cabin upgrade
- 3-Night Bahamas Cruise Jan. 27, 2023 - Jan. 30, 2023
- from $109 per person
- Free cabin upgrade
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- About this deal:
- Prices are for Inside Cabin: Compact cabin located in the interior of the ship with no view.
- Upgrades are automatically assigned at the time of booking and are based on availability in like to like categories only (interior to interior, ocean view to ocean view and balcony to balcony). Free room location upgrade is not available on upper/lower, obstructed, and cove categories. Restrictions may apply; please see terms and conditions for complete details.
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Expedia [expedia.com] has Cruises discounted as low as $79 per person when you follow the instructions below:
- Visit the site here [expedia.com].
- Select a destination, your preferred date, duration of nights and the number of travelers.
- Sort by lowest price to find the best deal using your selections.
- Follow the on-site instructions and book your cruise.
- 3-Night Bahamas Cruise [expedia.com] Nov. 17, 2022 - Nov. 20, 2022 - Expired
- $119 per person
- Ship: MSC Meraviglia
- Includes Free Drinks and Wi-Fi
- 7-Night Europe Cruise [expedia.com] Nov. 27, 2022 - Dec. 4, 2022
- $249 per person
- Ship: MSC Virtuosa
- Includes Free Drinks and Wi-Fi
- 2-Night Bahamas Cruise [expedia.com] Jan 6, 2023 - Jan. 8, 2023
- $79 per person
- Ship: MSC Meraviglia
- Includes Free Drinks and Wi-Fi
- 4-Night Bahamas Cruise [expedia.com] Nov. 28, 2022 - Dec. 2, 2022 - Expired
- $113 per person
- Ship: Carnival Conquest
- Includes $25 Onboard credit
- 3-Night Bahamas Cruise [expedia.com] Jan. 6, 2023 - Jan. 9, 2023
- $109 per person
- Ship: Carnival Conquest
- Includes $25 onboard credit
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No complaints, in general, especially given how cheap the cruise was. Be aware that the Carnival Conquest seems to be one of their older ships. It's clean, but the pool is small and the water slides are a little short. Food is good, and the fees are all inclusive. We hit a storm the first day out, and the ship did sway some. Make sure you bring sea sickness medication if you're not sure if you get sea sick. The onboard store ran out of the medication that day.
Watch out for the additional fees, we purchased the Internet access and the Bubbles package (the soda package). The big fees are the shore excursions. Make sure you research on YouTube on what is worth going to.
All in all, it's a decent, cheap vacation. I think next time we'll go on a more modern ship that has more of everything (bigger pool, more entertainment, etc).
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Honestly, this is a very cheap price for a cruise. Keep in mind you'll still have to pay taxes, Port fees and gratuities, but it's worth every penny.
My rule of thumb is anything less than $100/person/day after everything is paid is a good deal.
Keep in mind that your room, travel, entertainment and all meals are included in that price.
I always book directly with the cruise line because I've heard horror stories about booking through 3rd party websites.