First Class Vacations
2 for 1 cruise

Traveling & Tourism

I have a coupon book with an advertisement from First Class Vacations.
The coupon clearly states Carnival Cruise 2 for 1. I thought this would mean two people cruise for the price of one. When I contacted them, I was told this was buy one cruise and get the second cruise free. (2 for 1). I inquired if this was an even exchange 2 for 1 offer.in other words do I receive the same cruise type equal to my purchase. I was told the second cruise was equivalent to the first cruise. So I booked a Carnival seven day Eastern, balcony room, cruise departing from Port Canaveral. Total cost for two people, including all fees and taxes was $1974.90.
I have made several attempts to get the second free cruise as promoted by the 2 for 1 advertisement. Now they tell me the second cruise is a "Bonus" cruise, interior stateroom and departing from Miami only. A balcony room is an upgrade.including any upgrade to balcony and applicable fees and taxes, the price of the "Bonus" cruise for two people is $2184.90. This is $211.00 higher that the original cruise I purchased. They call this a "BONUS"? Where is the bonus? Clearly this does not meet a 2 for 1 cruise deal as advertised. They lure you in with a great offer, only to change the terms later. This is false advertising and any company that pulls this type of "Bait and Switch" is not worth doing any business with.


Company: First Class Vacations
Country: USA
State: Florida
City: Boca Raton
Address: 6100 North Federal Highway
Phone: 8883999091
Site: fcvonline.com
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