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2. 7 (Legit) Ways to Cruise for Free… That Most People Don’t ...

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   Believe it or not, there are ways for you to cruise for free. And while it’s not some free pass to sail whenever and wherever you want, if you know how to play your cards — or get lucky — then it is possible. We cover some of the most common ways that people score free cruises below.

3. Free Cruises & More for Heroes | Margaritaville at Sea

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   The program now includes Free Cruises for 2 on ALL dates, ALL destinations and ALL ships! Plus, Heroes save an extra 20% off all retail offers, so you always sail the best prices - any time, any cabin, and all year long!

4. 6 Ways Almost Anyone Can Get a Free Cruise

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   There are different ways to get free cruises, and if you know crew members or are a crew member yourself, you can easily cruise for free. You might also finagle free cruises from...

5. Free Cruise Tickets Available for Veterans and Active-Duty ...

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   In its "Heroes Sail Free" program, veterans, active-duty troops, first responders and educators who are verified through the GovX ID system can get free passage on select 2- to 7-night sailings...

6. Heroes Sail Free Program Extended - Margaritaville At Sea

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   PALM BEACH, Fla. (Oct. 4, 2022) – Starting Oct. 12, Margaritaville at Sea is increasing availability for its industry-first “Heroes Sail Free” program, in partnership with GovX, by offering a free cruise on any sailing to Heroes sailing with a paying a guest.

7. Margaritaville at Sea offers free cruises to first responders

   www.usatoday.com/story/travel/cruises/2022/09/07/margarita...

   Margaritaville at Sea will offer free cruises to the Bahamas for current and former U.S. military members, fire, police, and EMS personnel and educators, the cruise line said Wednesday.