J.K. needs to stop commenting on all these posts like they are the patron saint of Caribeean Cruise Lines defunct scammer operation. Tell me, do they pay you extra to sit online and try to save the companies behinds now that the word is out that your company is nothing more than a bunch of scam artists?
Here's the facts about the 'free' cruise...
First, if you don't take the extra vacation packages to NV, Mexico, and wherever else they are scamming you for this month, then after the cruise they charge your credit card for the full price of the so-called 'free' cruise that you won.
Next, the Bahamas Celebration cruise ship is nothing to celebrate about. It's a refurbished cold weather ferry that was about to be made into scrap metal when this company bought it. There are no open air areas to lounge and enjoy the sun, the air conditioning does not work, the 'free' cabin is no bigger than a closet, the electrical outlets are all set up for European electronics, and there is no TV (unless you pay a fee equivalent to purchasing a TV to rent one.) Oh yes you can indeed upgrade your 'free' cabin to a nicer one, for the cost of what you would pay to go on a reputable cruise line in the first place, and then when it's time for the trip and you embark on the cruise, they tell you that room you paid an arm and a leg to upgrade to is no longer available and it's not their fault.
Also, this whole 'free' cruise and vacation of a lifetime is nothing more than a opportunity for Ramada Vacation Village to push a time share pitch on the unsuspecting consumers. You have to drive to the Ramada is a very shady neighborhood and sit through a pitch to get your cruise vouchers and if you refuse to do so, they will give you the vouchers and then bill you for the full price of the trip once again that you supposedly won.
Last, if you do a search for Caribbean Cruise Lines or Bahamas Celebration online, there are no returns except for bad reviews and scam reports, you cannot find one good thing anyone has to say about this cruise line or the trip anywhere.
Sorry J.K., I see that you don't work there anymore, but the consumers speak for themselves.