Quick answer: Royal Caribbean is the simplest family buy for cruise Wi-Fi, with a four device plan at about $80 per day pre-cruise. Carnival Premium multi device runs roughly $68 to $90 per day and Norwegian four device streaming about $85 per day, so buy the multi device plan, not four single plans, and check…
Quick answer: Carnival drink packages and Wi-Fi move to dynamic pricing on December 1, while FunPack prices are locked in when booked and are claimed to save 35% to 55% against buying items separately. For a 7 night sailing, 2 adults on Social at $60 a day plus 2 kids on Kidstarter at $25 a…
Quick answer: Match the cruise line to your kids ages: Disney wins for kids under 10, Royal Caribbean for teens, and MSC or Carnival when budget decides. MSC kids 17 and under sail free on many sailings, which can cut a family fare nearly in half. Cruises are the rare vacation where the hotel, food,…
Quick answer: Do not redeem points directly for a cruise, since no bank currency transfers to a cruise line. Book around a kids sail free promo, pay cash for the fare, and use points for flights and the pre cruise hotel. Here’s the uncomfortable truth first: cruises are the single worst way to spend your…