Top offers from some of our top cruise lines

Celebrity's No Tricks All Treats Flash Sale has ended, and the Fall Sale has taken its place: 75% off your second guest's cruise fare, savings of up to an additional $700 per room, and $100 in bonus savings on select sailings. Additional guests in your stateroom sail free on select sailings.

The per-room bonus depends on the cabin and the length of the sailing. An inside or ocean view room carries $100 on three to five nights and $150 on six nights or more. Veranda, Concierge Class, and AquaClass sit at $200 and $300. The Retreat runs to $350 and $700. Celebrity is running this one on a countdown rather than a published end date, so confirm the deadline before you plan around it.

Royal Caribbean's deals page is leading on price rather than on a discount right now. Cruises start as low as $249.

The destination tiles show the same $289 starting point across the Bahamas, the Caribbean, Mexico, Alaska, Florida, Texas, New York, and California, and a kids sail free offer runs alongside them. Treat those figures as floors rather than typical prices, because the fare moves by departure port and by the length of the sailing. Royal Caribbean publishes no booking deadline, and the countdown on its page is not showing a date, so a Personal Vacation Manager can tell you which sailings are actually at that fare.

Princess is leading with up to $800 in instant savings, up to 45% off, free third and fourth guests, and $99 deposits.

The instant savings scale with the length of the sailing: up to $400 on six to eight days, up to $600 on nine to twelve, and up to $800 on thirteen to seventeen. The 2028 season carries its own layer, with an Early Booking Bonus of up to $300. Princess publishes no end date for any of it, so what applies to your sailing is worth confirming with a Personal Vacation Manager before you plan around it.

Norwegian's free second guest offer, which led this card through October, is no longer on its deals page. The page now heads itself Best Cruise Deals and Limited-Time Offers without naming one headline sale, and the most specific time-limited item on it is financing: select Flex Pay at checkout and pay over up to 12 months at 0% APR, on bookings made by November 4, 2026.

CruiseFirst certificates still carry $150 toward a future booking, with no end date published, and Norwegian points last-minute shoppers at sailings within the next 60 days. Because the line is not currently publishing a headline discount, ask a Personal Vacation Manager what is actually loaded on your sailing rather than planning around a number the page is not showing.

Viking is running one Fall Sale across both sides of the fleet, at up to 35% off. Bookings have to be made between November 1 and November 30, 2026, and the offer expires November 30, 2026. A $25 deposit holds your place on either side.

The sale terms are shared. The voyages, the ships, and the air offers are not, so we have kept ocean and river apart below rather than average them into one number.

Holland America is leading its deals page with the Have It All Early Booking Bonus paired with a $99 deposit, and the page flags it as a last chance ending November 2, 2026, which is today. If you are reading this after that date, the offer has closed, and a Personal Vacation Manager can tell you what replaced it.

Several other offers sit alongside it with no published deadline: a Mariner Early Booking Bonus, a Standby Program, an AARP member offer, community appreciation rates, and a referral offer worth $50. The deals page is not currently publishing a discount percentage or an onboard credit figure for any of them, so ask a Personal Vacation Manager to price the options side by side rather than planning around a number the line has not posted.

Oceania's Fall Sale Event takes up to 40% off select sailings.

On a line where specialty dining, gratuities, and Wi-Fi already sit inside the fare, a percentage off the fare is worth more than the same number elsewhere, because there is less left to pay for once you are aboard. A Caribbean offer runs alongside it with up to 40% savings plus a complimentary $250 shipboard credit. Oceania does not publish an end date for either one, so confirm the deadline before you plan around it.

Regent is leading with early access to the Black Friday Collection: up to 40% savings on select suite categories, plus a $500 shipboard credit.

Regent describes it only as available for a limited time and publishes no end date, so confirm the deadline before you plan around it. Several other offers run alongside it, among them a 35th Anniversary Offer, a single supplement special, non-refundable deposit fares, Bonus Savings, and Seven Seas Society savings, though the specials page is not currently printing amounts for any of them. Ask a Personal Vacation Manager to price these against each other on your voyage rather than assuming the largest number wins.

Virgin's instant savings offer has given way to the Black Friday Preview Sale: 80% off your second Sailor, plus up to $600 in free drinks depending on the cabin you book.

The drinks credit scales with cabin and voyage length. On fourteen nights or more it is $600 in RockStar Quarters and $250 in a Sea Terrace. Ten to thirteen nights carries $400 and $200, six to nine nights $300 and $200, and four to five nights $150 and $50. The offer ends November 19, 2026, and it covers sailings from November 3, 2026 through October 28, 2028 on Scarlet Lady, Valiant Lady, Brilliant Lady, and Resilient Lady. Virgin is adults only, which is either exactly what you want or exactly what you do not want.

Explora's headline offer is The Exclusive Invitation: savings of up to 40% on journeys reserved by December 1, 2026. Full payment is required at the time of reservation, which is worth knowing before you plan around the discount.

Two smaller offers sit alongside it. A Journey of One opens selected journeys to solo travelers with zero or reduced supplements, and Journeys for the Whole Family carries savings for younger travelers, though Explora publishes no amounts for either. The page still does not set out what each fare covers, so ask a Personal Vacation Manager to confirm the inclusions for the specific journey before you commit anything.

Azamara's current offer is up to $750 in onboard credit per stateroom, on new and individual bookings created between October 1, 2026 and December 4, 2026, for select sailings departing on or after November 7, 2026.

The credit depends on the stateroom and the length of the voyage. On sailings of 11 nights or less it runs $200 for an oceanview or interior, $250 for a veranda, $400 for a Continent Suite or the Grandview Suite, and $450 for a Spa, Ocean, World Owners, or Panorama Suite. On sailings of 12 nights or more those step up to $250, $300, $450, and $750. The credit covers shore excursions, specialty dining, and spa services, and it runs out on the last evening of the voyage. Azamara also lists an Early Booking Bonus, back-to-back and solo rates, and loyalty savings without publishing amounts for them.