Choice 1
Cruise for two
4, 5 or 7 nights to the Bahamas, Bermuda, Caribbean or Mexico. Inside stateroom, meals included.
Live online showNext show in --
Watch one show.Choose your getaway.
Give us one evening, together on Zoom. We give the two of you a cruise or hotel getaway with airfare. You pay only the taxes and fees, and a $198 deposit you get back.
- About 75–90 min
- Couples, one screen
- No purchase needed
- Taxes & fees apply
- No cost to reserveNo card needed to book seats
- No purchase neededYour getaway comes with attending
- Every fee up frontListed before you ever book
- Change anytimeReply CHANGE to any text
The deal, in one screen
You watch one live online Travel Show together. We show you how insiders book trips. You leave with a cruise or hotel getaway for two, whether you join or not.
You give75–90 min
One live show on Zoom, both of you, cameras on, start to finish. It's a travel and cruise showcase on how to save; a membership is offered. Saying no is fine.
You getA getaway for two
A 4 to 7-night cruise for two, or a 4-day, 3-night hotel stay. Round-trip airfare for both of you. A $100 dining card. Yours whether or not you join.
You pay$0 to attend
When you book the trip: taxes and fees of about $201 to $238 per person for the cruise, from $138 per person for air and hotel, plus a $198 deposit returned 10 days before you travel.
Choice 2
Hotel stay for two
4 days, 3 nights anywhere in the continental U.S.
Round-trip airfare
Coach seats for two, with either choice.
$100 dining card
From Restaurant.com, with either choice.
Early-show stay
A 3-day, 2-night hotel stay, on top of your getaway.
Book on your time
Register within 6 months, travel within a year.
Read this before you book
The honest catch
"Free cruise" offers hide the details. Here is ours, all of it, before you give us a name.
In one line, plus a . That's the catch, all of it.
What it is
- A live travel and cruise showcase on Zoom. A membership is offered at the end
- 75 to 90 minutes, from your sofa
- A cruise or hotel getaway for two as our thank-you
- Hosted by RSI Vacations, a registered seller of travel
What it isn't
- Not a timeshare. No property tour
- Not a requirement to buy anything. Your getaway is for attending
- Not a drawing of any kind. Every eligible couple who attends the full show gets a getaway
- Not a surprise. You pick the time; change it by text
What you'll pay
- $0 to attend
- A refundable $198 deposit when you book your trip
- Taxes and fees: about $201 to $238 a person (cruise), from $138 (hotel)
- Meals ashore, transfers, extras
That's the whole deal, in writing. Nothing changes on the show.
Pick your webinar time Today's price check
The same trip, on the public sites, today
Pick a trip. We show today's price on the cruise line's or hotel's own site, next to what you pay through the show. Real quotes, dated.
Flights for two are counted on both sides. Fares are March 2027 sailings, booked the way most couples book. Pick the 3:30 or 4:30 show and two hotel nights are added on top.
A couple saves about
$0
On carnival.comQuote read Oct 25, 2026
Cruise for two, taxes and fees included
Two round-trip flights, U.S. average fare
Early-show stay: 2 more hotel nights, with tax
You'd pay today
Through the showTaxes & fees only
Taxes and fees, two people
Cruise fare$0
Two round-trip flights$0
Early-show stay taxes, 2 nights
You pay
Verified by handRead by a person, . Re-stamped weekly.
- carnival.com
- royalcaribbean.com
- ncl.com
- hilton.com
- bts.gov airfare
- 2 adults · taxes in · dated sailings
See the quotes we pulled
How we priced it
Lowest "from" fare on each line's own site for two adults in an inside stateroom, their taxes and fees included, on sailings the certificate covers. We price March 2027 sailings, since most couples book months ahead; the cheapest last-minute fares on each site are in the quote list above. Flights are two tickets at the U.S. average round-trip fare of $549 (BTS, Q2 2026). Your certificate's taxes are about $201, $207 or $238 per person for 4, 5 or 7 nights (full terms). The hotel option is the certificate's Choice B: 4 days, 3 nights with airfare, taxes and fees from $138 a person, plus a $100 Visa gift card; we price the nights at Hilton-family rates in Orlando for mid-March 2027 plus local tax. The early-show stay is a separate 3-day, 2-night hotel stay with taxes of about $35 to $55 a night and a $100 refundable deposit. Ship, date and port are assigned at booking, subject to availability. Prices change daily. Brand names belong to their owners; no affiliation implied.
Choose your perfect getaway
Airfare for two Cruise for Two
Airfare for two Hotel Getaway
Overwater Villas
Caribbean Beaches
All-Inclusive Resorts
Island Escapes
Where you could go.
Tap a route. Ports vary by sailing and date; you see the exact itineraries when you book, and every fee next to them.
The early-show stay
When you join the 3:30 or 4:30 pm ET show
Add a 3-day, 2-night hotel stay at a well-known hotel brand, on top of your cruise or hotel getaway and dining card.
Note: the early-show stay is released at the end of the show. Pick an early show
3:30 PM ET · Early-show stay
Lunchtime out West
12:30 Pacific, 1:30 Mountain. The easy show for West Coast couples.
4:30 PM ET · Early-show stay
Retired? Perfect.
Before dinner, after the day's plans. The last early-show stay show of the day.
The early-show stay
3 days, 2 nights for two
A hotel stay at a well-known brand, on top of your cruise or hotel certificate.
How it works
Three steps from your living room. We text a reminder and walk you through joining.
Pick a time
Any weekday show, in your time zone.
Join together
One laptop, your code, both of you.
Choose your getaway
See member pricing. Pick cruise or hotel. No purchase needed.
The show, minute by minute
75 to 90 minutes. Tap a step.
6:50Doors open
Open your link, allow the camera, say hello to the host. Ten minutes to settle in.
7:00The showcase
How the trade prices hotels, cruises and flights, with the member rate next to the public rate, live, for real dates.
7:45Your questions, your numbers
A short one-on-one with a travel rep. The membership is offered here. Saying no is fine.
8:15Your certificate
Attend start to finish and your travel certificate is issued after the show, with the redemption steps in writing.
8:30Done
It is a sales presentation. We say so up front because we would rather you know.
Five rules, in plain words
- 1Both of you, together. One screen, cameras on, start to finish.
- 2Laptop or tablet, not a phone. You both need to be in frame.
- 3Stay to the end. Connection drops? Rejoin right away.
- 4Have ID and a major credit card in your name. Nothing is charged to attend.
- 5No pressure that night. Your certificate does not depend on joining.
1Attend the full showBoth of you, start to finish.
2Certificate arrivesBy email, with the full terms.
3Pick two dates45+ days out, 30 days apart. Not June to August or major holidays.
4Pay taxes + depositAbout $201 to $238 a person. $198 deposit, refundable.
5TravelDeposit back 10 days before you go.
Joining is easy, even if Zoom is new to you
No account, no download to figure out, no password. Three steps, and we text you a reminder with the link an hour before.
- 1Sit down together with the laptop.
- 2Open vacationinsiders.com/watch, type your code.
- 3Allow the camera. You're in.
Test your camera at zoom.us/test any time. Stuck? Reply HELP to your reminder text.
What members getWholesale pricing on hotels, cruises, flights, cars and activities in one place, plus a concierge team that plans, books and fixes. You see it live next to public sites.
This week's shows
Pick a time that works for both of you
Eight live shows every weekday. Times below are shown in your time zone.
Test your camera any time at zoom.us/test
The only share that matters
Send this to the one you'd take.
The show needs both of you on the screen. So the whole thing starts with one text.
What they getCruise for two with the flights, for about $402 in taxes. One Zoom show, the two of us, and it's ours. Which one would you take?
The whole deal Ninety minutes.
Ninety minutes.
One getaway.
75 to 90 minutes on Zoom, the two of you. We give you a cruise or hotel getaway for two with airfare. You pay the taxes and fees and a $198 deposit that comes back. A membership is offered. Saying no is fine.
About75–90minutes, together on Zoom
Exactly$0to attend the show
Returned$198deposit, 10 days before travel
Why couples are switching to member pricing
Think of it like a warehouse club, for travel. Members book the whole trip in one place, at member pricing on hotels, resorts, cruises and flights, with a real person to call.
In one lineMembers book closer to the . The show is where you see it next to public prices.
The way most couples book
- Seven tabs, prices that change every search
- Fees that appear at checkout
- Nobody to call when plans change
The way members book
One place. One rate. One person to call.
- Private member rates on the whole trip
- Every fee shown before you book
- A concierge team that plans, books and fixes
Names you know. Member rates on all of them.
- Norwegian Cruise Line
- Carnival
- Royal Caribbean
- Hilton
- Marriott
- Hyatt
- Southwest
Better value
Private pricing most travelers never see on public sites, on the trips you were going to take anyway.
A real person in the U.S.
Our concierge team is U.S.-based. English-speaking, on the phone, your own rep to plan, book and handle changes.
Trips off the someday list
The anniversary trip, the family week at a resort, the cruise you keep postponing. Member pricing makes them easier to book.
Member pricing, shown live
Book trips the way insiders do
On the show we put a public booking site and the member rate side by side, for the same stay and the same dates. You decide what it's worth.
Reserve two seatsPublic booking siteTheir price
Member rateYour price
Taxes & feesShown on both, before you book
Bars are illustrative. The real numbers go on screen live, for the trip you pick.
Take a closer look.
Tap through what the show is, what you get and what you pay. Nothing here changes on the night.
Registered seller of travelFL · CA · WA
A+ BBB ratingRSI Vacations
20+ yearsIn the travel business
Real concierge teamFor members
Smart travelers ask first
Three questions to ask any travel offer
Consumer advocates tell travelers to ask these before saying yes to anything. Here are our answers, in writing.
In one lineRegistered seller. Every fee in writing. No purchase required.
- 1
Who is the seller, and are they registered?
Vacation Insiders is presented by RSI Vacations, a registered in Florida (ST40952), California (2130939-50) and Washington (UBI 604-127-998). The travel program is run by RSI Vacations, in business for more than 20 years.
See the license list - 2
What will I actually pay?
Nothing to attend. When you book your trip: a refundable $198 deposit plus taxes and fees, listed above and in the full certificate terms.
Read the certificate terms - 3
What's expected of me?
Both of you watch one live presentation, together, on camera, from start to finish. A membership is offered. Saying no is fine, and the certificate is still yours.
Check us yourself. Look up our registration with the Florida Sellers of Travel program or the California Attorney General. We'd rather you verify than trust.
Straight answers
What's the catch?
It's a marketing presentation. You give us your time, about 75 to 90 minutes, and we show you the membership. The getaway is our thank-you.
Do we have to buy anything?
No. Attend the full show together and the getaway is yours, whether or not you join.
What will we pay for the getaway?
Attending costs nothing, but the trip is not zero out of pocket. When you book, you pay a refundable $198 Save the Date deposit (returned 10 days before travel) plus taxes and fees: about $201 to $238 per person for a cruise, and from $138 per person for air and hotel. Register within 6 months and travel within a year of registering. Cruises exclude June to August and major holidays.
Who qualifies?
Married or live-in couples, ages 45 and up, with a household income of $60,000 or more. Bring a valid government photo ID, and have a major credit card in your name. Both of you attend the entire show together.
Why do both of us need to attend?
Most couples plan trips together, so the show is built for both of you to see it at once. You'll both need to be on camera for the whole show.
Is this a timeshare?
No. This is not a timeshare, and there is no property tour. The show is a travel and cruise showcase on how insiders save; a membership is offered at the end.
Why no phones?
A phone screen is too small for two people on camera plus the pricing examples. Join on a laptop, desktop or tablet, from one login, in a quiet place. No driving or multitasking during the show.
What if we can't make our time?
Reply CHANGE to any reminder text and we'll offer a new time today or tomorrow.
Why is it for couples 45 and over?
The program is built for couples with grown kids and places still on the bucket list: anniversaries, milestone trips, visiting family. The show is open to couples 35 and up who meet the requirements.
What do you do with our information?
We use it to hold your seats, send your reminders and deliver your certificate. You can stop texts anytime by replying STOP. See our privacy policy for details.
Who runs Vacation Insiders?
Vacation Insiders is presented by RSI Vacations (Reservation Services Group, LLC), a registered seller of travel in business for more than 20 years, with a U.S.-based concierge team.
Still have a question? Reserve now and ask it live. You can change or cancel by text.
Reserve two seats Who we are
We know the inside of travel
A travel and cruise showcase for couples who'd rather know how the industry works than hope for a deal. The rates wholesalers pay. The weeks ships sail half empty. Our show hands you the first page.
- Inside pricingPrivate wholesale rates on hotels, resorts, cruises, flights, cars and activities, in one place.
- Inside knowledgeTips the industry doesn't advertise, shared on the show and in our daily videos.
- Inside teamA real concierge desk that plans, books and fixes things when plans change.
- Inside promiseEvery fee in writing before you book. No surprise at checkout, ever.
Get the inside info livePresented by RSI Vacations, a registered seller of travel, 20+ years.
The membership you'll see on the show. Buying it is optional; your getaway isn't tied to it.
How the industry prices a trip
One trip. Three prices.
Same cabin, same room, same dates. The website shows the public rate. The "deal" rate is that with a coupon. The trade rate is what wholesalers pay. Members book at the third one.
Inside info, no charge
Six things insiders know
Scratch or tap a card. Six for six and you think like an insider.
0 of 6 revealed
Compare the total, not the fare
Cruise lines quote port fees and taxes separately. The all-in number per person is the only one worth comparing.
Shoulder weeks pay off
The two weeks either side of peak season usually keep the weather and lose the crowds and the peak rates.
Watch the repositioning sailings
In spring and fall, ships move between regions. Those one-way sailings are often the best value at sea.
Ask at the desk, not online
Unsold suites get filled at check-in. Arrive midweek, be kind, and ask what's open.
Fly in the night before
Never book a same-day flight to a cruise port. Insiders sleep near the pier and board rested.
Wholesale isn't a coupon
The biggest savings aren't promo codes. They're the rates the trade buys at. That's what we show you live.
See it on the showInsider score: 6 of 6
Six for six. You already think like an insider. Now the real question: how many would your partner get?
The Insider Ten
Ten things to know before any vacation
Our best information, yours whether you ever attend a show. Read these before you book anything and you'll travel like someone who works in the business.
- 01Cruises
The headline fare is never the fare
Advertised cruise prices leave out taxes, port fees and gratuities. Compare the all-in total per person or you're comparing nothing.
Lines advertise the base fare because it's the smallest number. Port and government charges land at checkout, and gratuities are added daily on board.
Do thisAsk: "What's the total for two, with every fee and gratuity, before I pay a cent?"
- 02Cruises
Shop in wave season
, January through March, is when cruise lines run their biggest promotions of the year: onboard credit, drink packages, kids' fare promotions, reduced deposits.
It's the industry's booking season for the whole year ahead. Lines compete hardest for your deposit in these twelve weeks.
Do thisBook a fall or spring sailing in January, then ask the line to re-price it if the fare drops before final payment.
- 03Cruises
Midship, low deck, no motion
If either of you gets seasick, choose a cabin midship on a lower deck. It's the point of the ship that moves least.
A ship pivots around its center. Forward and aft cabins on high decks swing the most in a swell; the middle barely notices.
Do thisLook at the deck plan before you accept a cabin number, and avoid anything directly under the pool deck or above the theater.
- 04Cruises
Let the line pick your cabin
A means you choose the category, the line chooses the room, usually for less than picking your own.
Lines sell guarantees to fill what's left. If your category sells out, you're moved up, never down.
Do thisIf you don't care which balcony you get, ask for the balcony guarantee rate.
- 05Hotels
Ask for the total with fees
Some hotels add a nightly that isn't in the headline room rate. Two hotels at "$189" can be $60 a night apart.
The fee covers things like the pool, Wi-Fi and the gym, whether you use them or not, and it's charged at the hotel, not when you book.
Do thisBefore you compare two hotels, ask each one: "What's my total for the stay, with every fee and tax?"
- 06Hotels
Third-party bookings don't count
Book a loyalty hotel through a discount site and you usually earn no points and get no elite perks: no upgrade, no late checkout, no free breakfast.
Hotels treat those stays as the booking site's customer, not theirs. Most chains also match their own lowest public rate if you ask.
Do thisFind the price anywhere, then book direct or through a member program that keeps your status.
- 07Timing
Travel the two weeks either side of peak
Shoulder season, the weeks just before and just after the busy months, gives you the same weather most years at a lower rate, with thinner crowds.
Rates follow school calendars and holidays, not the thermometer. The resort is the same place on the second week of May as the last week of June.
Do thisCheck the destination's school and holiday calendar first, then aim for the gap next to it.
- 08Paperwork
Six months on the passport
Many countries require your passport to be valid six months past your return date. An airline can deny boarding before you ever get there.
The rule is enforced at check-in, when it's too late to fix. Renewals take weeks, longer in spring and summer.
Do thisCheck both expiry dates the day you book, and photograph the ID pages so a copy lives in your phone.
- 09Protection
Buy insurance inside the window
Most travel insurers only waive pre-existing conditions if you buy within a set number of days of your first deposit. Miss it and that coverage is gone.
The waiver is the part that matters most for couples over 45, and the window is often short. It's counted from the first dollar you put down, not from the final payment.
Do thisThe day you pay a deposit, ask: "How many days do I have for the pre-existing condition waiver?"
- 10Money
Always pay in the local currency
When a terminal abroad offers to charge you in dollars, say no and choose the local currency. That "convenience" is , and it uses a worse exchange rate.
Your card issuer converts at close to the bank rate. The terminal converts at a rate it chooses, plus a margin. A card with no foreign transaction fee saves another few percent on everything.
Do thisPack one card with no foreign transaction fee, and press "local currency" every time.
Which one did you not know? Share the ten with someone who's booking a trip this year.
The Off-Season Atlas
Where it's off-season right now
Somewhere is always in low season. The lit places are where the crowds left this month, and the rates went with them.
Home · AtlantaLow season now
Field notes
The moves travel reps make for themselves
When to book what
Tap a month. The moves the industry makes.Patterns the trade plans around: wave season, school calendars, hurricane season (NOAA). Fares still move daily.
Say this
The sentence that works, word for word. Tap to copy.Lines a travel rep uses every day. Yours to keep, show or no show.
Insider Points Preview
Play the page. Earn the shop.
Everything you do here earns points: exploring, sharing, showing up. Your getaway never depends on them; that's yours for attending. Points are the extra.
- Attend the show, both of youThe big one. One live Zoom, cameras on, start to finish.+1,000
- Book a trip through your conciergeCashback on every trip booked on the program, paid as Insider Credit.cash back
- Post about us on TikTokTag #VacationInsidersCrew. Connect TikTok and it counts itself.+300 per post10K views +500100K views +2,0001M views +10,000+300
- Reserve two seatsPick a webinar time and hold your seats.+500
- A friend registers from your linkEvery couple you send who picks a show time.+250
- Send it to the one you’d takeText or email the offer to your partner.+150
- Chart all ten Insider tipsScroll the whole captain’s chart.+100
- Six for sixScratch and flip all six insider cards.+100
- Run a price checkPick a line and nights and see what you save.+50
- Explore every sectionOpen all the closer-look, routes and answers.+50
100 pts = $1Insider credit
Real money on your next trip. Spend it with your concierge on any hotel, cruise or flight.
Earn by bookingEarn by attendingEarn by postingSpend on any trip
Member drops Preview
Wholesale rooms, dropped to members first.
Resorts sell unsold weeks in bulk. We buy them and drop them here. The first units go cheapest; the price climbs as they sell. Points and credit come off the top.
Example dropUnit 1 of 6 · 6 leftNext drop opens in --7-night Cabo ocean villa, two adults
Public site, 7 nights$2,000
Member price, unit 1$650
A couple saves$1,350
Price climbs as units go
Members only. Your credit applies at booking.
Shareable savings receipt61% off retail
Cabo 5-star ocean villa, 7 nights
Public price$2,100
Insider member paid$820
Total saved$1,280
Your codeJOEFAMFriends get $20 off their first booking. You earn $25 + 2,500 points when they book.
- +$50Film a 15-second room tour when you check in. We text you the link; the clip unlocks a yacht or excursion credit.
- +$25A friend books with your code. Credit lands after their stay is paid.
- +ptsEvery share of a drop, a receipt or a TikTok earns points here.
Spend your points
Example rewards; the shop launches with RSI Vacations sign-off.
$50 off a 4-night Bahamas cruise
Carnival, Royal Caribbean or Norwegian from Florida. Credit applied by your concierge at booking.
5,000 pts
$100 off a 3-night Orlando hotel
Hilton, Hyatt, Marriott or Wyndham family, booked on the program.
10,000 pts
$150 off a 7-night Caribbean cruise
Eastern or Western Caribbean, any participating line.
15,000 pts
$250 off an all-inclusive week
Cancún, Punta Cana or Montego Bay resort on the program.
25,000 pts
A hotel night on us
One extra night added to any program stay.
12,000 pts
The receipt tee
CRUISE FOR TWO ...... $0.00. The whole offer, no sales pitch.
800 pts
The campaign
Every ad for the show, on one rail
Fourteen photo ads. Each one sells the trade: one evening on Zoom, a cruise or hotel for two. Hook, slides, caption, the lever it pulls, and a script you can copy.
@vacationinsiders
Here's the catch. First. It's a sales presentation, 75 to 90 minutes on Zoom. Then a cruise for two, flights in. You pay the taxes.
@vacationinsiders
Same cabin. Same week. $1,720 on their site. $402 through the show. Both read by hand, both dated.
@vacationinsiders
You could wake up here for the price of the taxes. One evening on Zoom first. Both of you.
The five ads, word for word
Narrator voice, AI b-roll, real documents on screen. The cost rides in the same sentence as the trade, every time.
"Trade 90 minutes for a 7-night cruise. You pay the taxes. Here's how that's possible."
- 0–3s Hook on screen over ship b-roll
- 3–8s Disclosure text: taxes, fees, refundable $198, no purchase necessary
- 8–25s The mechanism: members fund the getaways
- 25–38s The fine print, read plainly
- 38–45s Eight shows a weekday. Pick your time.
"Here's the exact bill for the cruise. The rest is paid by the program."
- 0–3s Fee table fills in on screen
- 3–8s $201–$238 per person, $198 back ten days before sailing
- 8–25s Public fare for the same ship, screen-recorded, beside it
- 25–40s What you give: 90 minutes, both of you
- 40–45s CTA + disclosure
"The cruise is real. The catch is 90 minutes and the taxes. Here's both, in writing."
- 0–3s Hook, then the word "catch" circled
- 3–8s It's a travel and cruise showcase on how to save
- 8–25s Who qualifies, who it isn't for
- 25–38s The terms page, scrolled live
- 38–45s Saying no is fine. Pick your time.
"A cruise for the price of its taxes, for watching one travel show together."
- 0–3s Hook over couple-on-couch b-roll
- 3–8s Disclosure text
- 8–22s What the show is, minute by minute
- 22–35s Early shows add a hotel stay
- 35–40s CTA to the 3:30 and 4:30 shows
"They'll pay for your cruise if you sit through their showcase. Here's why, and who it isn't for."
- 0–3s Hook over resort b-roll
- 3–8s Disclosure text
- 8–24s Member pricing vs. public, explained
- 24–36s Disqualify: phones, solo, under $60k
- 36–42s CTA + disclosure
Every ad ends with
Attend one live 75–90 minute online show together. Taxes, fees and a refundable $198 deposit apply. No purchase necessary. It's a travel and cruise showcase on how to save, and a membership is offered membership; joining is optional. Presented by RSI Vacations, FL ST40952 · CA 2130939-50 · WA 604-127-998.
Hooks we're filming
Twelve insider tips, one a day. No offer in the first thirty seconds; one soft line at the end: "Pick your webinar time, link in bio."
"The number cruise lines hope you never compare."
Side-by-side of two "same" fares; the port fees reveal the real total.
Screen demo + captions · 28s"Two words at check-in that get couples upgraded."
Talking head at a resort desk; the words land at second 9.
Talking head · 24s"Why we never fly the same day as the ship."
Pier b-roll, one hotel night vs. a missed sailing.
B-roll + voice · 21s"The week the ships are half empty."
Repositioning season explained with a map animation.
Map motion · 32s"We watched a 60-minute show and got a cruise. Here's the catch."
The honest-catch clip: deposit, taxes, both of you on camera. The most-saved format for this funnel.
Couple on couch · 45s"Is the 'free cruise' real? I read the terms so you don't have to."
Scroll the actual certificate terms on screen, line by line.
Screen read · 40s"What a membership actually buys, and who shouldn't join."
Disqualify first. Trust goes up, cost per show goes down.
Talking head · 38s"Resort fees, explained in 40 seconds."
Why the headline rate is never the rate.
Captions on b-roll · 40s"Same beach. Half the people. Here's the week."
Shoulder-week rule with before/after crowd shots.
Split screen · 22s"Retired? The 3:30 show was built for you."
Early-show stay for couples with open afternoons. Deep-links to the early-show stay slots.
Couple + text · 26s"Five things cruise insiders always pack."
Fast list, one item per second, magnetic hook and a soft CTA.
Rapid cuts · 18s"Here's the exact cruise a couple picked after the show."
Walk the certificate: dates, ship, what they paid. Only once a real couple agrees on camera.
Receipt walk-through · 35s Photo-mode carousels · the bank
Fourteen ads. One trade.
Four angles: the catch first, the receipt, the place, the objection. Swipe the rail; tap a phone to advance.
Every number in these scripts comes from the price check above (quotes read Oct 25, 2026). Carousels carry #VacationInsidersCrew and the FTC disclosure line when a creator posts them.
Two seats are waiting
Eight weekday shows from 3:30 to 9:30 pm ET, with an added hotel stay at the 3:30 and 4:30 shows. Pick a time today or tomorrow.
Pick a webinar time