# Carnival Caribbean Cruises

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**Post date:** [February 15, 2010, 5:03pm UTC](https://forums.speedlife.net/t/carnival-caribbean-cruises/250304/19 "2010-02-15T17:03:46Z")

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> [@NYSpeed @ Winged Warrior Performance Challenge - May 11th, 12th 2007](https://forums.speedlife.net/t/nyspeed-winged-warrior-performance-challenge-may-11th-12th-2007/22533/305):
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> If you have flexible dates, you are in luck because you can just search various engines and see what deals you can get. The best deal I got was like $799 for a 7 day Princess cruise (a bit more upscale than Carnival/RC) with $100 off because I used my MC and I got $150 in onboard ship credit. You will notice the prices to be fairly similiar unless they have some special sale.
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> Good luck. Honestly, the cruise should be selected on the passenger’s personality:
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> Carnival = more partish and a bit cheaper so more families/kids  
> Princess/RC = a bit more upscale and RC has newer ships that are VERY high end  
> Celebrity = more adult/older crowd  
> etc.

I rebooked with RC on my Oasis cruise for the new Allure next Jan/Feb for $750 for a 7 night cruise with $100 on board credit per person. Deals are everywhere online. What I loved the most about RC is that there were not a lot of really young kids and the ones that were there were in the little kid adventure place or the kids pool. and booz booze everywhere

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