Sponsored by Caribbean Cruise Lines: Free 2-Night Bahamas Cruise: $59/Person Port Tax

**Gabe** · 08-13-2012, 06:30 PM

Sponsored by Caribbean Cruise Lines: Free 2-Night Bahamas Cruise: $59/Person Port Tax
Caribbean Cruise Line has partnered with Frugal Village. I get a little something for sharing this amazing deal with my readers. Please refer to our information on sponsored posts here:
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It’s sound too good to be true, but it’s a real deal! Caribbean Cruise Line is giving away free two-night cruises rather than sending an empty room when folks have to cancel their trip. The cruise company believes in the power of word-of-mouth and trusts folks will share their experience after their free cruise, which will draw in new customers.

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**nodmicks** · 08-14-2012, 09:03 AM

WOW! We are actually in the planning stages for a trip.

**sabrelvssammy** · 08-14-2012, 10:34 AM

Thanks Gabe! I have relatives in Ft Lauderdale & Naples (both very close to Palm Beach).... may make it down there in the next 18 months - if so, always looking for fun things to do.

I have been on about 20 cruises (watch out for all those extra charges.... alcohol especially - haha)... and keep in mind that you will also have your tips to add in (cabin stewards, wait staff, etc)... but all in all - if you eat like a horse & take advantage of all the FREE amenities then it's a GREAT deal!

**Spirit Deer** · 08-15-2012, 06:16 PM

I'd be more interested in an Alaska sail and rail cruise, but we won't do that till we don't have a dog anymore. Which I hope will be a long time yet.

So many destinations, so little time.

**SwirlyThing** · 08-15-2012, 06:32 PM

Google this before you give them your credit card info. There is no cruise line called Caribbean Cruise Line. Additionally, the BBB has had over 1200 complaints about this company.

The BBB website says this:
"Additional Complaint Information

Our file contains a pattern of complaints from consumers who state they were contacted by this company and told they won a free three day two night cruise to the Bahamas. The only fees mentioned are the port fees in the amount of $59 per person. Some consumers state they are not told of additional fees or that they must attend a two hour timeshare presentation as a part of the agreement. Consumers report the timeshare presentation is very high pressure as well as high pressure sales to upgrade their cruise. Some consumers complain they were told they have 30 days to review the travel packet and cancel for a full refund. Requests for a refund result in rude customer service and a refusal to issue the refund as mentioned in the sales presentation.

The company responds to complaints by issuing a full or partial refund.

If you choose to do business with this company BBB strongly encourages consumers to read and understand all the terms, conditions, and fees involved in the agreement. All terms of the agreement should be in writing with no verbal representations. "

Caribbean Cruise Line Business Review in Fort Lauderdale, FL - South East Florida BBB