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Royal Caribbean has “WOW” sale
Royal Caribbean says its new three-day WOW sale is "unprecedented" with a "world of options ranging in Europe, Caribbean, the Far East, and Australia and New Zealand."
"Vacationers can receive up to $200 onboard credit per stateroom to enjoy during their cruise when they book a Royal Caribbean cruise, sailing on or after August 15, 2012," according to a press release.
"There’s no time better than now for vacationers to book their summer vacation or a future cruise with Royal Caribbean," said Lisa Bauer, senior vice president of Global Sales and Marketing for Royal Caribbean International.
New Royal amenities include zip lines, rock-climbing walls, ice-skating rings and FlowRider surf simulators.
For all new individual bookings made with deposits made from now till Wednesday, vacationers get $50 onboard credit per stateroom for three- to five-night itineraries; $100 per stateroom for six- to nine-night itineraries; and $200 per stateroom for 10-night or longer itineraries.
By David Wilkening
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