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Kids Sail Free on Royal Caribbean
Western Caribbean Cruises · 4–7 Nights · Florida & Galveston Departures
Cozumel · Roatán · Costa Maya
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What “Kids Sail Free” Means for Your Family
- Third & fourth guests in your cabin sail at no cruise fare
- Typically applies to children 12 & under traveling with two paying adults
- Same cabin, same ship — zero extra cost for the kids’ base fare
- Government taxes, port fees & gratuities apply for all guests — we’ll quote everything upfront, no surprises
Where You’re Going
The Ships on This Route
Royal Caribbean deploys some of their most beloved ships on Western Caribbean sailings:
- Mariner of the Seas — Perfect Day upgrades, FlowRider surf simulator, mini-golf, rock climbing wall
- Liberty of the Seas — Thrill waterpark, multiple pool decks, redesigned family spaces & dining
- Independence of the Seas — Tallest slide at sea, Ultimate Abyss, Perfect Storm waterslides
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does Kids Sail Free work on Royal Caribbean?
On select Western Caribbean sailings, the third and fourth guests in your stateroom cruise at no base fare. This typically covers children 12 and under when traveling in the same cabin with two paying adults. Government taxes, port fees, and gratuities still apply for every guest. Your Pixie advisor will give you an all-in price quote — no surprises before you book.
Do I need a passport for a Western Caribbean cruise?
U.S. citizens on closed-loop sailings (departing and returning to the same U.S. port) can use an original birth certificate plus a government-issued ID. However, we strongly recommend a valid passport for every traveler — it protects you if you need to fly home from a port city. Your advisor will walk through all documentation requirements when you book.
What’s included in the cruise fare?
Your fare covers your stateroom, most onboard meals (main dining room, buffet, and casual venues), onboard entertainment (shows, pools, slides, rock climbing, FlowRider), and port stops. Specialty dining, drinks packages, shore excursions, and the spa are add-ons. For sailings over 5 nights, most families find the drink package worth it for adults.
How much spending money should we budget?
Plan roughly $100–$150 per adult per day for onboard extras (drinks, specialty dining, gratuities) and $50–$100 per person per port stop for excursions or beach clubs. Kids typically spend far less. We can help you pick the best-value shore excursions at Cozumel, Roatán, and Costa Maya based on your family’s interests.
Why book through Pixie Vacations instead of directly?
You pay the exact same price — Royal Caribbean doesn’t allow travel agents to undercut their rates. What you gain is a Presidents Circle–certified advisor (Royal Caribbean’s top agency tier) who knows these ships and itineraries firsthand, a pre-booking consultation to choose the right cabin, and a real person to call if anything goes sideways. No fees, no catches.
