Margaritaville at Sea expands its Heroes Sail Free program

Margaritaville at Sea is further expanding its Heroes Sail Free program.

Margaritaville is offering a limited quantity of first-come, first-served double-occupancy free fare cabins for United States military service members, police, firefighters, emergency services personnel, nurses and educators, and their guests.

The Heroes Sail Free program sails on all Caribbean, Mexico and Bahamas cruise vacations for only the cost of taxes, fees and port expenses.

Additional enhancements to the program include unlimited usage throughout the year on all available sailings including seven-night vacations and best available retail pricing with a 20% incremental discount, on top of any sales or benefits available online, for any booking where free cabins are sold out or a different stateroom type is desired.

Those who qualify can book their vacation margaritavilleatsea.com/offers/Heroessailfree/.

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