Looked through the guest ticket booklet for the first time, and noticed this.....

[peacefrogdog]

I'm boarding my 7th RCL cruise in a week, and I've looked at the entirety of the guest ticket booklet for the first time ever (located online on the RC page, click "View more details" under the reservation, the eDoc file is there). I saw, at the very back of this booklet, that there is a coupon for :

1. a complimentary lunch or dinner for 2 in a specialty restaurant ("Voucher is valid for lunch for two, one per sailing, at Chops Grille, Giovanni’s Table, Jamie’s Italian or Sabor Modern Mexican; or dinner for two, one per sailing, at Chops Grille, Giovanni’s Table, Hooked Seafood, Jamie’s Italian, 150 Central Park, Samba Grill or Wonderland.")
2. free spa treatment for one.

For reference I'm emerald status.

Is this for real? Has anyone done this? Are there any catches? Have I just missed this throughout my entire cruising history?

 

[Laura+4]

I'm boarding my 7th RCL cruise in a week, and I've looked at the entirety of the guest ticket booklet for the first time ever (located online on the RC page, click "View more details" under the reservation, the eDoc file is there). I saw, at the very back of this booklet, that there is a coupon for :

1. a complimentary lunch or dinner for 2 in a specialty restaurant ("Voucher is valid for lunch for two, one per sailing, at Chops Grille, Giovanni’s Table, Jamie’s Italian or Sabor Modern Mexican; or dinner for two, one per sailing, at Chops Grille, Giovanni’s Table, Hooked Seafood, Jamie’s Italian, 150 Central Park, Samba Grill or Wonderland.")
2. free spa treatment for one.

For reference I'm emerald status.

Is this for real? Has anyone done this? Are there any catches? Have I just missed this throughout my entire cruising history?

I am a new RC cruiser (sailing next month) and don’t have any offers in my booklet. I’m guessing you do because of status or because of a special promotion at the time of booking. Enjoy your cruise!

 

[Meriweather]

I don't see it on mine.
Last page is luggage tags, then blank pages, then transfer coupon, then the contract.

 

[DizneyNutz]

I'm boarding my 7th RCL cruise in a week, and I've looked at the entirety of the guest ticket booklet for the first time ever (located online on the RC page, click "View more details" under the reservation, the eDoc file is there). I saw, at the very back of this booklet, that there is a coupon for :

1. a complimentary lunch or dinner for 2 in a specialty restaurant ("Voucher is valid for lunch for two, one per sailing, at Chops Grille, Giovanni’s Table, Jamie’s Italian or Sabor Modern Mexican; or dinner for two, one per sailing, at Chops Grille, Giovanni’s Table, Hooked Seafood, Jamie’s Italian, 150 Central Park, Samba Grill or Wonderland.")
2. free spa treatment for one.

For reference I'm emerald status.

Is this for real? Has anyone done this? Are there any catches? Have I just missed this throughout my entire cruising history?

I know we have gotten a free lunch for two for staying in Central Park balconies on many occasions, so yes it is probable. Many have commented about the hard upsell on products once they get you into the Spa so beware if you choose that.

 

[danceintherain]

Did you book through Costco?
My aunt got those things, since she booked through Costco.

 

[Sleepy425]

Did you book through Costco?
My aunt got those things, since she booked through Costco.

This would be my bet - the travel agent you used included it. Ours includes 2 specialty meals per room, and occasionally a spa service too depending on the room we book.

 

[LSUfan4444]

Check your booking information. As others have said, my guess would be that it is an incentive provided by them. Often times agents may offer things like a bottle of wine or champagne in the room, OBCs, complimentary specialty dining, etc.

 

[peacefrogdog]

So my TA confirmed the specialty dinner was from her, but not the free spa service. So why I got it for free will remain a mystery but why ask why at this point!

 

[MouseOfCards]

Thanks for the heads up. Don't usually check these things.