Item 1 of 2
Item 1 of 2
expiredserra | Staff posted Jun 26, 2026 2:44 PM
MSC Cruises 3+ Night Cruises to Caribbean, Bahamas & More
from $49/Night Per Person
(Book by June 29, 2026)at MSC Cruises
Missed This Deal? Get alerts when similar deals are posted.
(Book by June 29, 2026)at MSC CruisesDeal Details
MSC Cruises is having a Flash Sale with select 3+ Night Cruises on sale from $49 Per Night Per Person when you book by June 29, 2026. Travel availability will vary.
Thanks to Deal Hunter serra for sharing this deal.
Thanks to Deal Hunter serra for sharing this deal.
- Note: Pricing may vary by selected dates, times, rooms, etc.
- 4 Nights The Bahamas (from Miami, Florida) from $196 per person
- 4 Nights The Bahamas (from Port Canaveral (Orlando), Florida) from $299 per person
- 7 Nights Western Caribbean (from Galveston, Texas) from $389 per person
- 7 Nights Alaska (from Seattle, Washington) from $629 per person
Editor's Notes
Written by SaltyOne | Staff- Get 1%-5% cash back on deals like this with a cash back credit card. Compare the available cash back credit cards here.
- Offer Terms:
- Rates are per person based on double occupancy and quoted in USD.
- The lead rate of $49/night is for select 3 & 4 night cruises on the Inside category.
- Offer is valid for U.S. residents only and on new bookings only.
- Subject to availability while supplies last.
- Strikethrough prices shown are valid, marketed rates up to 8 days prior to effective date of flash sale.
- Government fees and taxes are included in the price. Offer is capacity-controlled, subject to availability, and can be withdrawn at any time without prior notice.
- Offer is not applicable to group bookings and cannot be combined with any other promotion.
- Onboard Credit not applicable for this offer. Offer combinable with MSC Voyagers Club standard 5% discount for Classic tiers and higher.
- Voyager's Selection, Civil Service, Military and Interline discounts are not combinable with promotion and may not be applied.
- MSC Cruises reserves the right to pass on any fuel surcharge without prior notice to all guests and refuse to honor any prices/sailings that are erroneously printed or quoted.
- Kids seventeen years old and under sail free on select sailings as 3rd/4th guests but must still pay government fees and taxes*. MSC Yacht Club staterooms excluded, subject to availability. Kids Sail Free subject to availability and sailings may be withdrawn at any time without prior notice.
- Cruise deposit: 1-4 nights $99 per person, 5-14 nights: $199 per person.
Community Notes
About the Poster
Deal Details
Community Notes
About the Poster
MSC Cruises is having a Flash Sale with select 3+ Night Cruises on sale from $49 Per Night Per Person when you book by June 29, 2026. Travel availability will vary.
Thanks to Deal Hunter serra for sharing this deal.
Thanks to Deal Hunter serra for sharing this deal.
- Note: Pricing may vary by selected dates, times, rooms, etc.
- 4 Nights The Bahamas (from Miami, Florida) from $196 per person
- 4 Nights The Bahamas (from Port Canaveral (Orlando), Florida) from $299 per person
- 7 Nights Western Caribbean (from Galveston, Texas) from $389 per person
- 7 Nights Alaska (from Seattle, Washington) from $629 per person
Editor's Notes
Written by SaltyOne | Staff- Get 1%-5% cash back on deals like this with a cash back credit card. Compare the available cash back credit cards here.
- Offer Terms:
- Rates are per person based on double occupancy and quoted in USD.
- The lead rate of $49/night is for select 3 & 4 night cruises on the Inside category.
- Offer is valid for U.S. residents only and on new bookings only.
- Subject to availability while supplies last.
- Strikethrough prices shown are valid, marketed rates up to 8 days prior to effective date of flash sale.
- Government fees and taxes are included in the price. Offer is capacity-controlled, subject to availability, and can be withdrawn at any time without prior notice.
- Offer is not applicable to group bookings and cannot be combined with any other promotion.
- Onboard Credit not applicable for this offer. Offer combinable with MSC Voyagers Club standard 5% discount for Classic tiers and higher.
- Voyager's Selection, Civil Service, Military and Interline discounts are not combinable with promotion and may not be applied.
- MSC Cruises reserves the right to pass on any fuel surcharge without prior notice to all guests and refuse to honor any prices/sailings that are erroneously printed or quoted.
- Kids seventeen years old and under sail free on select sailings as 3rd/4th guests but must still pay government fees and taxes*. MSC Yacht Club staterooms excluded, subject to availability. Kids Sail Free subject to availability and sailings may be withdrawn at any time without prior notice.
- Cruise deposit: 1-4 nights $99 per person, 5-14 nights: $199 per person.
Community Voting
Deal
Score
+37
Good Deal
Bad Deal
Top Comments
2) When you find a cheap one, run it by cruisecompete.com for quotes from travel agents. My $780 list price cruise turned into a $555 cruise! sometimes the price is the same, but you get some perks like on board credit.
3) Keep a tab open on flights.google.com; i like to price the cruise+airfare for each option, as sometimes the airfare is more than the cost of the cruise! You can also save a lot of money by coming a day or two early, or staying a day or two longer, as flight costs vary day to day. In my case it made sense to drive 6 hours and pay for parking rather than flying.
4) get Hilton Aspire credit card ($550/yr) for automatic hilton diamond status, status match to MSC Diamond (which you can keep for life by taking a cruise every 5 years.) You get 1 free specialty dining experience on every cruise, priority boarding, preference for upgraded cabins and some other nice perks. You can dump the Aspire after the first year and keep the 175,000 hilton points, worth around $700 and a free night certificate possibly worth $600 if you stay at top tier Hilton property. Also, there are a lot of hilton resorts around cruise ports so another card benefit ($200 resort credit in Jan-June, another $200 credit in July-Dec) can get you a free or reduced price stay if you arrive in port the night before. There is also a $200/yr airline benefit that can be easily harvested for United credit to help you fly there.
5) if you do want drinks and wi-fi the absolute cheapest time to get that is during booking. It's more to add it after booking and before the cruise, and even more when you do it on board. If you are happy with the included complementary drinks, you can get cheap or free internet (at least a little bit) through most Visa signature/infinite cards and gigsky.com. They'll give you 100MB of onboard internet for free to try it out. That might be all you need to check your email a couple of times if you're careful.
Just as an aside drinks+wifi can cost more than the cruise itself. Do your drink math before you buy a plan. drink juice, water, and coffee, unplug when you're not in port, and save yourself a lot of money! even a couple of ala cart drinks per day is a lot cheaper than the drink package.
Join The Conversation
Share your experience with the Slickdeals community
Share information with the community. Please follow our Community Guidelines and be kind!
30 Comments
Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank CleverGuitar952
2) When you find a cheap one, run it by cruisecompete.com for quotes from travel agents. My $780 list price cruise turned into a $555 cruise! sometimes the price is the same, but you get some perks like on board credit.
3) Keep a tab open on flights.google.com; i like to price the cruise+airfare for each option, as sometimes the airfare is more than the cost of the cruise! You can also save a lot of money by coming a day or two early, or staying a day or two longer, as flight costs vary day to day. In my case it made sense to drive 6 hours and pay for parking rather than flying.
4) get Hilton Aspire credit card ($550/yr) for automatic hilton diamond status, status match to MSC Diamond (which you can keep for life by taking a cruise every 5 years.) You get 1 free specialty dining experience on every cruise, priority boarding, preference for upgraded cabins and some other nice perks. You can dump the Aspire after the first year and keep the 175,000 hilton points, worth around $700 and a free night certificate possibly worth $600 if you stay at top tier Hilton property. Also, there are a lot of hilton resorts around cruise ports so another card benefit ($200 resort credit in Jan-June, another $200 credit in July-Dec) can get you a free or reduced price stay if you arrive in port the night before. There is also a $200/yr airline benefit that can be easily harvested for United credit to help you fly there.
5) if you do want drinks and wi-fi the absolute cheapest time to get that is during booking. It's more to add it after booking and before the cruise, and even more when you do it on board. If you are happy with the included complementary drinks, you can get cheap or free internet (at least a little bit) through most Visa signature/infinite cards and gigsky.com. They'll give you 100MB of onboard internet for free to try it out. That might be all you need to check your email a couple of times if you're careful.
Just as an aside drinks+wifi can cost more than the cruise itself. Do your drink math before you buy a plan. drink juice, water, and coffee, unplug when you're not in port, and save yourself a lot of money! even a couple of ala cart drinks per day is a lot cheaper than the drink package.
Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank bizreporter
2) When you find a cheap one, run it by cruisecompete.com for quotes from travel agents. My $780 list price cruise turned into a $555 cruise! sometimes the price is the same, but you get some perks like on board credit.
3) Keep a tab open on flights.google.com; i like to price the cruise+airfare for each option, as sometimes the airfare is more than the cost of the cruise! You can also save a lot of money by coming a day or two early, or staying a day or two longer, as flight costs vary day to day. In my case it made sense to drive 6 hours and pay for parking rather than flying.
4) get Hilton Aspire credit card ($550/yr) for automatic hilton diamond status, status match to MSC Diamond (which you can keep for life by taking a cruise every 5 years.) You get 1 free specialty dining experience on every cruise, priority boarding, preference for upgraded cabins and some other nice perks. You can dump the Aspire after the first year and keep the 175,000 hilton points, worth around $700 and a free night certificate possibly worth $600 if you stay at top tier Hilton property. Also, there are a lot of hilton resorts around cruise ports so another card benefit ($200 resort credit in Jan-June, another $200 credit in July-Dec) can get you a free or reduced price stay if you arrive in port the night before. There is also a $200/yr airline benefit that can be easily harvested for United credit to help you fly there.
5) if you do want drinks and wi-fi the absolute cheapest time to get that is during booking. It's more to add it after booking and before the cruise, and even more when you do it on board. If you are happy with the included complementary drinks, you can get cheap or free internet (at least a little bit) through most Visa signature/infinite cards and gigsky.com. They'll give you 100MB of onboard internet for free to try it out. That might be all you need to check your email a couple of times if you're careful.
Just as an aside drinks+wifi can cost more than the cruise itself. Do your drink math before you buy a plan. drink juice, water, and coffee, unplug when you're not in port, and save yourself a lot of money! even a couple of ala cart drinks per day is a lot cheaper than the drink package.
For example, right now CruisePlum shows MSC Seaside from Miami on 11/9 as $283 for an inside cabin for a solo on a 4-day weekday cruise -- airfare will cost the same. But when I go to the MSC website to book it, the site says the cruise is full. If I change the number of passengers, it lets me move forward in the booking process.
Any advice on how to manage this issue?
Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
What's the meaning of "keep a tab open"; is this a term for TRIGERRING a particular site function?
Join The Conversation
Share your experience with the Slickdeals community
Share information with the community. Please follow our Community Guidelines and be kind!