Are those imperial majesty cruises offered for free really free or what's the catch???

Question

Are those imperial majesty cruises offered for free really free or what's the catch???

Answer 1

Go to cruiscritic.com and read what they have to say. I saw the boat from Sovereign of the Seasa and cant say I would like to spend any time on it. My grandfather taught me, if it sounds to good to be true it probably is, and you get what you pay for

Answer 2

It isn't a cruise.  It is a ship that will take you to the Bahamas - where you get off the ship and stay ashore in a crappy hotel for a coupla days and then the ship takes you back to Florida.

The "freebie" is not free.

Google the cruise line with the words free cruise and read of others experience...also click on the link below.....

Answer 3

From what I understand you have to pay for airfare to Florida, then for the hotel on the island you'll be staying at and meals while there.  The 'cruise' is like one day both ways.

Answer 4

The catch is that you need to make your own way to the port, pay your on-board expenses and if your getting the "free cruise" as a time share prize, you are going to be in the cheapest cabin on the boat. You might even have to pay the port taxes.

Having said all that, the ship, although pretty aged for a cruise ship seems to be in reasonable condition and the few reviews that I have read have nothing but good things to say about the food and the staff.

Have a look at the links for more information about the ship and what other people think of it.