Your Casino Royale offers arrive in the mail, in email, and in the app — and every one of them has a date you can't afford to miss. This puts all of them on a single page you can pull up on your phone, with the sailings each one is good for.
Not a spreadsheet you have to maintain. A page at your own web address that we keep current, so the answer to "what do we have right now" takes five seconds instead of an evening.
Every offer shows the days remaining, colored so the ones about to lapse are impossible to scroll past.
When you and your partner both have an offer good for the same ship on the same date, it gets flagged. That's the cruise you book together.
Two offers from the same series can sometimes be combined for a better room. Those pairs get marked for you.
Ship, date, itinerary, departure port, and ports of call — on every row, for every offer.
A form built into your page. Type the details or email the mailer, and it lands in the next weekly update.
One web address, no app to install, no password to remember. Bookmark it and it's there at the port.
After you pay, a short form asks for your names, the last four digits of your member numbers, your home port, and your current offers. Photos of the mailers are fine — most people just send those.
Usually within two days. You get a web address that's yours alone. Open it and everything is there: offers, sailings, countdowns, matches.
Each week, expired offers come off and anything new you've sent goes on. New offer in the mail on Tuesday, it's on your page by the weekend.
No contract. Cancel whenever — and if you do, the page you have keeps working. It just stops getting updated.
By paying you agree to our terms.
This is an independent service. It isn't affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by Royal Caribbean International or Casino Royale. Offers and sailings are recorded from what you send us — always confirm details with Casino Royale before booking.
No. This is a record-keeping tool, not a travel agency. You book through Casino Royale exactly as you do now — the reservations number is printed at the top of your page.
No, and please don't send it. Everything is built from the offer details you send — the mailers, the emails, or screenshots from the app.
Your page is at its own address that isn't listed anywhere and is kept out of search results. Anyone you give the address to can open it, so treat it like a shared photo album — fine for your partner, not something to post in a group.
Your page stays up and keeps working. It stops getting weekly updates, that's all. Nothing gets taken down and nothing gets deleted.
No — one page covers both of you. Comparing your two sets of offers against each other is most of the point.
There's a form built into your page. Type in the offer code and dates, or email the mailer as a PDF or photo. Either way it's on your page by the next weekly update.
