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Crystal Cruises expands Kids Sail Free program
Crystal Cruises is growing its Kids Sail Free Program from four voyages to 21.
With the promotion, kids aged 17 and under can sail free when sharing a stateroom with two adults.
Now included in the program are seven- to 15-day voyages in the Mediterranean, Western Europe, North Cape, Baltic, British Isles, Canary Islands, and across the Atlantic from May to December aboard Crystal Serenity and Crystal Symphony.
For this growing population of "junior cruisers," Crystal will add Magic Castle at Sea shows and classes during summer cruises.
Every Crystal cruise also offers family-friendly learning and entertainment, including iPad Digital Filmmaking classes (in association with USC’s School of Cinematic Arts) and dedicated on-board kids and teens spaces.
All-inclusive, "Book Now" fares for "Kids Sail Free" applicable voyages begin at $2,495 a person if booked by April 30. The "Crystal Family Memories" program also offers additional free berths and perks for groups of six or more.
Crystal’s Sell 6/Sail Penthouse promotion for travel agents also is ongoing.
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