Carnival Cruise deals all inclusive

We love Carnival because they offer military discounts on more of their cruise sailings than any other cruise line.

Even when Carnival does not offer a military discount, WE DO!

So you'll usually get a DOUBLE DISCOUNT when you book a Carnival cruise with Military Cruise Deals.

But remember - the prices shown on line do not include the additional discount from us.

Be sure to tell the agent that you or a family member is a member of the Armed Forces. (American or Canadian)

If Carnival is offering their own military rate, you will get that rate for as many cabins as they allow. Even if no military discount is offered by Carnival, we will apply our military discount to the other cabins.

How much is Carnival's military discount?

Carnival's military discount is often $25 to $250 per person less than the rate available to civilians. So military folks can really save a lot of money if they can book those cruises when the military discount is available.

Carnival only applies a military discount to select cruises, not all cruises all the time. So their military discounts can appear and disappear without warning!

How many cabins can be booked at Carnival's military discounted rate?

Carnival only allows their discounted military rate to be applied to the single cruise cabin which contains the member of the military.

Eligible Personnel:

The Military promotion is available to the following members of the United States Military and Canadian National Defense. The Military Personnel is permitted to book one cabin as long as he/she is traveling in the cabin.

Active Personnel (U.S / Canadian)

Spouses of active Military personnel called to active duty or stationed overseas will be eligible to book one cabin as long as the eligible spouse is occupying this cabin. The spouse must provide proof of eligibility by submitting a copy of the official military orders and/or duties documentation and proof of marriage. Spouses include Same Gender Union Partner (in states/provinces where legal).

Reserve Personnel (U.S / Canadian)

Active Cadets (U.S / Canadian)

U.S Coast Guard Personnel (U.S)

National Guard (U.S): Active Member / Retired Member / Honorably Discharged Member

Uniformed members of the USPHS, United States Public Health Services (U.S)

Retired Personnel (U.S / Canadian)

Veterans (U.S), defined as: Individuals who have actively served in the Military for at least two years or during a wartime period and have been honorably discharged.

Veterans (Canadian), defined as: Individuals who have actively served in the Military for at least ten years or during a wartime period and have been honorably discharged.

Source: www.militarycruisedeals.com