Carnival – Royal Caribbean Cruises
 

 CERTIFICATE A 4/5/7 Night Carnival /Royal Caribbean Cruise plus 3/5/7 Bahamas Cruise & Stay* plus 4/3 Night Disney Orlando, FL Vacations. When ready to book your vacation, Customer pays:          
                a.  4 Night Carnival Cruise –
Processing $85.00 per Adult and Port Fees of $179.00 per Adult.

                b.  5 Night Carnival Cruise – Processing $95.00 per Adult and Port Fees of $199.00 per Adult.

                c.  7 Night Carnival Cruise – Processing $125.00 per Adult and Port Fees of $299.00 per Adult.

                d.  3 Night Bahamas Cruise & Stay – Port Fees of $199.00 per Adult.

                e.  5 Night  Bahamas Cruise & Stay – Port Fees of $233.00 per Adult.

                f.  7 Night Bahamas Cruise & Stay – Port Fees of $265.00 per Adult.

                g.  4/3 Night Disney Orlando Vacation - $50.00 per Adult.

Retail Value:  $2,100.00

This certificate entitles you a 4 - 5 and 7 Night Cruise with several ports and itineraries to choose from!!  You have ONE YEAR to take YOUR cruise!!

Description:
 4/5/7 Night Carnival /Royal Caribbean Cruise
a. 4 Night Carnival Cruise – Processing $85.00 per Adult and Port Fees of $179.00 per Adult.
b. 5 Night Carnival Cruise – Processing $95.00 per Adult and Port Fees of $199.00 per Adult.
c. 7 Night Carnival Cruise – Processing $125.00 per Adult and Port Fees of $299.00 per Adult.

How to Book Your Vacation:
Once your Certificate is Activated;
You will receive your Authorized Travel Voucher within 14-21 days. 
Once you are ready to travel follow the steps and guidelines on your authorized travel voucher.
Please, do not miss any of the steps as it may result in a delay of your travel.
We recommend starting 150 days in advance. 

Simply complete and mail the authorized Travel Voucher,
(copies will not be accepted) along with your Processing Fees only listed above to:
Fun Time Vacation Club, 183 Howardsville Road, Staunton, Va  24401

Terms and Conditions:
 

4/5 Day Cruise Itinerary

Port Canaveral - Nassau, Bahamas - Day at Sea - Port Canaveral

Miami - Nassau, Bahamas - Day at Sea - Miami

Galveston - Day at Sea - Cozumel, MX - Day at Sea - Galveston

Los Angeles - Ensenada, MX - Day at Sea - Los Angeles

New Orleans - Day at Sea - Cozumel, MX - Day at Sea - New Orleans

Tampa -  Day at Sea - Cozumel, MX - Day at Sea - Tampa



7 Day Cruise Itinerary

Western Caribbean - Galveston - Fun Day at Sea - Fun Day at Sea - Montego Bay, Jamaica -
Grand Cayman Islands - Cozumel, MX - Fun Day at Sea - Galveston

Western Caribbean - Miami, FL - Fun Day at Sea - Cozumel, MX- Fun Day at Sea -
Grand Cayman Islands - Ocho Rios - Fun Day at Sea - Miami

Eastern Caribbean - Miami, FL - Fun Day at Sea - San Juan - St. Thomas - St. Maarten - 
Fun Day at Sea - Fun Day at Sea -  Miami

Mexican Rivera - Long Beach - Fun Day at Sea - Fun Day at Sea - Puerto Vallarta - Mazatlan - 
Cabo San Lucas - Fun Day at Sea -  Long Beach

Eastern Caribbean - San Juan, MX - Fun Day at Sea - Fun Day at Sea - Barbados - St. Lucia - 
Antigua - Fun Day at Sea -  San Juan





Steps to Obtain Your Cruise
1.  You will be mailed a Vacation Itinerary Package which includes a registration form.
2.  You must complete the registration form and submit the required Government Taxes and Processing Fees (listed above).
3.  Upon receipt of your registration form, Government taxes and fees, a confirmation letter will be mailed. The confirmation letter will direct you to the travel selection website where you will submit your preferred cruise itinerary.
4.  Upon confirmation of your cruise and in advance of your sailing date, Fun Time Vacations will mail you your cruise documents which are supplied by the cruise line. (DO NOT make travel arrangement until you receive your cruise documents.)

 Frequently Asked Questions


Can I afford a cruise? If you can afford to take a hotel-based vacation, you can afford to take a cruise vacation. Fun Time Vacation Club has made it very affordable for everyone.

What do I get for my money? Your cruise price includes your inside stateroom cabin, all meals (including the midnight buffet!), entertainment, parties and, of course, all transportation between all the ports on your itinerary. On most ships, alcoholic beverages, gambling,  and optional shore excursions are NOT included in the basic price.  (upgrades are available)

Will I feel bored or confined on board? Never! Think of a cruise ship as a floating resort on par with any Las Vegas megahotel. On-board activities begin at dawn and go into the wee hours of the night. The scenery is constantly changing, and every port is filled with new and exciting opportunities for exploration.

What can I do on a ship? That depends on the ship, but generally the larger ships will have the most activities. You may wish to lounge on deck by the pool with a good book, sign up for exercise or cooking classes, swim, play bingo or bridge, gamble in the casino, take in a Broadway-style floor show or a magician's act, enter a talent show or a putting contest, take a dance class, get a massage or attend a lecture.  (Below is a list of typical activities onboard)

How long do cruises last? You have the choice of a 4 - 5 - 7 Night Cruise on either the Carnival or the Royal Caribbean Cruise Line.

What's a shore excursion? That's a term that refers to anything you do off the ship, in port. At every stop, you'll have the option of exploring the area on your own or as part of a group with a planned itinerary. You might hike a tropical rain forest in the Caribbean, , tour Mayan ruins in the Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico, or take a sightseeing tour.

Will I need a passport? All cruises now require proof of citizenship. Beginning January 1, 2008 all travelers (US Citizens and Foreign Travelers) will be required to have a valid passport.  

Are cruises really that popular? You better believe it! More than ten million people will cruise in the next year, and cruising routinely earns the highest ratings in customer satisfaction among all vacation categories. Once you try it, you'll be hooked.

What is the Dress Code? Shipboard dress is casual during the day. Shorts and tasteful T-shirts are acceptable even in the dining room. At dinner, dress codes will vary daily, among the following:
Casual: Slacks and sport shirt for men (no jeans); slacks and blouse, sundress or pantsuit for women.
Informal: Jacket with or without tie for men; dress or pantsuit for women. Formal: Dark suit or tuxedo for men; evening gown or cocktail dress for women. Most 3- and 4-day cruises have one formal night; most 7-day cruises have 2 formal nights.  (It is recommended that do not buy a tuxedo for your cruise, it's not necessary)

What is the number, size and location of the wheelchair-accessible cabins on this ship? Must wheelchair passengers be accompanied? Do elevators accept regular or narrow wheelchairs? Do wheelchair cabins have wide doors, low or no sills, baths with rails and permanent or removable ramps? Are all decks and public rooms accessible by wheelchair? Your cruise counselor can provide answers to all of these questions, for any ship that interests you.