Carnival Cruise Line Launches 72 Hour Sale on Cruises

22/05/2023

Carnival Cruise Line has launched a 72 hour sale on cruises that they are calling their “Dockbuster Sale”.
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For 72 hours, Carnival Cruise Line has lowered prices that now start at just $219 per person. Carnival sails from more U.S. ports than any other cruise line and offers a wide variety of three to seven night cruises.
This “Dockbuster Sale” from Carnival Cruise Line includes the following:

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Offer is for the cruise fare only and does not include Taxes, Fees and Port Expenses. Taxes, Fees and Port Expenses range from $74.49 to $476.32, and are assessed on a per guest basis for all guests according to the itinerary. Deposit is a non-refundable and non-transferable. Offer is applicable in guarantee categories IS/OV/BL only.
Offer is applicable on new bookings made between 12:00 AM on May 22, 2023 and 11:59 PM on May 24, 2023.
For complete terms and details of this 72 hour Dockbuster Sale from Carnival Cruise Line, contact your local travel professional or visit Carnival.com.
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