Verizon rewards - 10% off gift cards for RCCL

[wantocruisemore]

For those of you with Verizon and rewards, they have RCCL gift cards in $100 and $500 for $90 and $450. 10% savings. You can use them for cruise, excursions or onboard account. They had Carnival too but those are sold out.

[crusinthrough]

Thank you for the heads up. I've been looking for these.

[kpauley]

For those of you with Verizon and rewards, they have RCCL gift cards in $100 and $500 for $90 and $450. 10% savings. You can use them for cruise, excursions or onboard account. They had Carnival too but those are sold out.

 

I just checked my Verizon rewards and the details state the gift cards are for new bookings and can not be used for excursions or gratuities. :confused:

[Sianli]

Do you know if the cards expire? Just made final payments on next few cruises but always going again!

[wantocruisemore]

If these restrict what you can use them for, that's different from carnival. Check details on uses to b sure.

[retiredgram]

For those of you with Verizon and rewards, they have RCCL gift cards in $100 and $500 for $90 and $450. 10% savings. You can use them for cruise, excursions or onboard account. They had Carnival too but those are sold out.

 

This might be true with Verizon's cards but the AARP certificates for Royal is not like this.

Read the fine print. See below. This is from AARP not Verizon. These can only be used to book a new cruise.

 

9. This certificate is non-refundable and non-transferable.

 

10. Certificate cannot be applied to existing reservations and can only be used towards a new cruise booking.

 

11. This certificate cannot be applied to ship-board credit, excursions, or gratuities.

[MikeBTN]

Terms and Conditions

The certificate can be used only for Royal Caribbean International services in accordance with terms and conditions outlined below. Certificates must be redeemed directly through Royal Caribbean International for the U.S. dollar value as outlined on the face of the certificate. Certificates can be used in multiples and can be used to supplement cash payment or credit card.

 

1. Travel agents, agencies or any other travel intermediary service cannot be used in conjunction with this certificate.

 

2. Deposit required at time of booking. Upon receipt of certificate any overpayment of booking will be refunded up to the amount of the required deposit applied.

 

3. All reservations are subject to availability. This certificate is valid for all ships, departures and stateroom categories.

 

4. To make reservations, call Royal Caribbean International at 877-912-7225. We are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

 

5. Please reference that you are using a DR561 certificate when making your reservation.

 

6. Upon making your reservation, certificates must be forwarded to:

 

EXPRESS MAIL:

 

Royal Caribbean International

 

Attn: Accounting Department

 

1050 Caribbean Way

 

Miami, Florida 33132

 

7. Standard deposit and final payment policy applies.

 

8. Once a reservation has been made with a certificate, standard cancellation policies apply. This certificate will not be replaced if lost, stolen or destroyed.

 

9. This certificate is non-refundable and non-transferable.

 

10. Certificate cannot be applied to existing reservations and can only be used towards a new cruise booking.

 

11. This certificate cannot be applied to ship-board credit, excursions, or gratuities.

 

12. Optional trip insurance is available and recommended.

 

13. Tax liability is the responsibility of the certificate user.

 

14. Certificate is in US dollars and not redeemable for cash. No refund will be given if certificate value exceeds the total value of the cruise vacation.

[minn0315]

Ditto on Terms and Conditions #11. I think these are worthless when you have already booked and paid for an upcoming cruise.

[wantocruisemore]

Then the very restricted use explains why they are not sold out. Too bad I'm not sure about my Alaskan cruise, or I would get them.

[mom2tcdx2]

I had almost ordered one for my upcoming cruise as I have ordered a bunch of Carnival ones. The terms and conditions are awful. What possible good is it to offer a gift card that can only be used at the time of the original purchase. Too bad as it would have been a nice way to do a little at a time to pay off the upcoming cruise and use towards shipboard accounts. Royal should really rethink the terms of offering gift cards.