Royal Caribbean casino cruise specialist
Got a Club Royale offer? Let's make sure you use it well
Casino rate cruises move fast, come with fixed sailings, and are easy to misread. I'll help you decode your offer, pick the right sailing, and book everything around it — flights, hotel, excursions — that the offer itself doesn't cover.
What I handle for you
The part around the offer, not just the offer
Reading your offer
Casino certificates spell out exactly what's covered — usually the cruise fare — and what's on you, like taxes and port fees. I'll walk through yours line by line so there are no surprises at checkout.
Picking the right sailing
Most offers only cover a short list of specific dates and ships. I'll help you weigh what's actually on your certificate against your calendar and pick the one worth taking.
Flights, hotels & pre/post stays
A casino offer covers the cruise — it doesn't cover your flight to the port or a hotel night before embarkation. I'll book the rest of the trip around your comped sailing.
Bringing a second guest
Whether your offer covers one guest or two, and whether a spouse, partner, or friend wants to join — I'll sort out the cabin and any added cost before you book.
Tier tracking
Club Royale runs on an April 1–March 31 point year across four tiers — Choice, Prime, Signature, and Masters. I'll help you understand where you stand and what it'd take to reach the next one.
Deadlines & deposit protection
Offers expire, and a no-show can mean forfeiting a deposit and losing future offers. I'll keep track of your dates so nothing lapses on you.
Who I work with
Wherever you are in Club Royale
Casino cruise FAQs
Common questions
What exactly is a "casino rate" cruise?
It's a cruise fare offered to Club Royale members — Royal Caribbean's casino loyalty program — based on your gaming activity, usually sent as a mailed or emailed certificate with a redemption code and a specific list of eligible sailings. The certificate typically covers the cruise fare itself; taxes and port fees are still your responsibility.
Do you charge a fee to book my casino offer?
I don't charge planning fees. I'll be upfront, though: cruise lines pay travel advisors very little commission on a fare that's already been comped, so my real value on the cruise booking itself is making sure you use the offer correctly and don't lose it to a missed deadline. Where I can genuinely save you time and often money is everything around the cruise — flights, hotels, transfers, and excursions — which I'm happy to help with at no extra cost to you.
I don't have a Club Royale offer yet — can you help me get one?
Club Royale membership and offers are generated by your play on board, not something a travel agent can issue directly. If you're planning a first cruise and want to start building casino status, I can help you pick a sailing and ship with a casino on board — from there, offers are between you and Royal Caribbean's casino program.
Can I bring someone who isn't on my offer?
Often, yes — it depends on your tier and the specific certificate. Some offers cover a second guest at no charge, others require paying for the second person at a set rate. Send me your offer details and I'll tell you exactly what your options are.
What happens if I have to cancel or don't show up?
Casino offers are stricter than a typical cruise booking — a no-show can mean forfeiting a required deposit (commonly around $200) and can affect future offers. If your plans are at all uncertain, tell me up front and I'll help you understand the specific terms on your certificate before you commit.
Get in touch
Let's use your casino offer well
Send me the sailings and cabin category listed on your offer, plus your dates — I'll help you take it from there.
Direct contact
Reach out any time
- inquires@travelbyaaron.com
- Columbus, Ohio — serving clients everywhere
Fastest way to reach me: send the form and I'll follow up by email within a day or two.