MSC Cruises is giving holidaymakers the chance to get more bang for their buck with a brand new Black Friday deal.
To mark the shopping extravaganza, the cruise line is offering FREE Premium Drinks Packages on any Fantastica Experience bookings in 2020.
That includes sailings during the summer months, glamorous destinations such as the Caribbean and Eastern Mediterranean and even cruises sailing from Southampton.
There are over 140 itineraries included in the sale, with seven-night cruises starting from £799pp (including return flights) on the likes of MSC Fantasia and MSC Grandiosa .
You can already book the deal on the MSC Cruises website as the cruise line kicked off the savings early, with the sale running until Monday 2nd December 2019.
(You can see the full list of what's included in the drinks package below).
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The Fantastica Experience package is available on any Suite, Balcony, Family Cabin, Ocean View and Interior cabin, and offers heaps of extra perks including 24-hour room service and the ability to have breakfast in your cabin. You can find out more here .
Don't be disheartened if the deal's not quite right for you or you can't find an itinerary for your travel dates – we've rounded up more top Black Friday cruise deals that need to be on your radar this week.
What's included in the Premium Drinks Package?
- Cocktail, spirits, liqueurs
- Aperitifs, wines by the glass
- Draft and bottled beers
- Sodas, fruit juices, bottled water, energy drinks
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Classic and premium coffee drinks, hot chocolate drinks and organic tea
The package is available in all onboard bars, as well as the self-service buffet and restaurants (including the specialty restaurants). You must be 21 or over to use the package.
There are non-alcohol packages for children which include non-alcohol cocktails, sodas, energy drinks, fruit juices, bottled mineral water, flavoured water, hot chocolate drinks, soft ice cream, organic tea and premium coffee drinks.
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