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Name: Royal Caribbean gift card
Brand: Royal Caribbean
SKU: gic-royal-caribbean
Availability: InStock

Money against the fare, not spending money on board — book first, then apply it.

5.05 reviews

Last reviewed · September 4, 2026

Instant delivery · ~11 min No account · No KYC

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How to buy a Royal Caribbean gift card with crypto

01 · Pick the correct variant

Select the Royal Caribbean region, server or wallet currency that matches the account where the code will be redeemed.

02 · Choose amount and coin

Choose a denomination and pay with a supported cryptocurrency such as BTC, XMR, ETH, SOL, USDT.

03 · Receive and redeem

After payment confirmation, GiftMint sends the code by email with redemption notes for the selected variant.

About this card

Royal Caribbean International runs the largest ships afloat. Icon of the Seas and the Oasis class carry the surf simulators, the ice rink, the central park with real trees and the ten-storey slide that make the ship the destination rather than the transport, and most Caribbean itineraries now stop at Perfect Day at CocoCay, the line's private island in the Bahamas. Sailings run year-round out of Miami, Port Canaveral, Fort Lauderdale and Galveston, and seasonally from Barcelona, Southampton, Singapore and Sydney.

This card is a fare certificate, and that word matters more than any other on the page. It is applied to the cruise fare on a booking — the price of the stateroom for the people in it — on sailings quoted in USD. It is not onboard credit. Onboard credit is a separate instrument that lands on your SeaPass account and pays for drinks packages, specialty dining, shore excursions, the spa and the shops once you are aboard. A fare certificate never becomes onboard credit, and cannot be spent on the ship.

The timing follows Royal Caribbean's own payment schedule, so the order of operations is fixed: you book first and pay the per-person deposit with something else — the certificate cannot cover the initial deposit — and then apply the certificate against the remaining fare balance any time before final payment, which falls roughly 75 to 90 days before sailing depending on the length of the itinerary, and earlier again on some long or holiday sailings. Applied that way it simply reduces what is owed at final payment.

Three things it does not pay for, stated plainly because the invoice separates them from the fare: taxes, fees and port expenses, which are quoted as their own line and settled with the balance; the automatic daily gratuity charged per guest to the onboard account unless it has been prepaid; and anything bought on board. And it is Royal Caribbean International only — the certificate is not redeemable on Celebrity Cruises or Silversea, even though all three sit under the same parent group. Buying it here needs no account with the line and no identity check: a delivery email, the coin you hold, and the code arrives in about eleven minutes.

What you get

A claim code, delivered by email
A private order page (14-day access)
Re-issue or full refund if the code fails
No Royal Caribbean login or ID required

Asked & answered

Specifics for Royal Caribbean cards. For general crypto-payment questions, see the site FAQ.

Is this onboard credit, or money off the cruise itself?

Money off the cruise itself. It is a fare certificate: it reduces the cruise fare on a booking before you sail. Onboard credit is a different product — it sits on your SeaPass account and pays for drinks packages, specialty dining, shore excursions and the spa once aboard. This certificate cannot be converted into onboard credit and cannot be spent on the ship.

Can I use it to pay the deposit when I book?

No. The initial per-person deposit has to go on another payment method. The certificate is applied afterwards, against the remaining fare balance on an existing booking, which is why the order matters: book and deposit, note the reservation number, then redeem. Applied that way it simply lowers what you owe at final payment.

When is the final payment due, and when should I apply the certificate?

Royal Caribbean's final payment generally falls around 75 days before sailing on shorter itineraries and about 90 days on longer ones, with some long or holiday sailings due earlier still — your confirmation states the exact date. Apply the certificate any time between booking and that date; there is no advantage in waiting, and leaving it late risks an automatic cancellation for non-payment.

Will it work on a Celebrity Cruises sailing?

No. Celebrity Cruises sits in the same parent group as Royal Caribbean International — along with Silversea — but gift certificates are brand-specific and do not cross between them. A Royal Caribbean certificate applies only to Royal Caribbean International bookings. If the sailing you want is a Celebrity one, buy the Celebrity card in this catalogue instead.

Does it cover taxes, fees, port expenses and gratuities?

No. Taxes, fees and port expenses are quoted as their own line on the invoice, separate from the fare, and are settled with the balance at final payment. The automatic daily gratuity is charged per guest to the onboard account for the length of the sailing unless you prepay it. The certificate is for the fare line only, so budget those separately.

Which ships and itineraries can I put it toward?

Any USD-quoted Royal Caribbean International sailing — the Icon and Oasis classes with the surf simulators, ice rink and central park, the smaller Freedom and Voyager ships, short Bahamas runs calling at Perfect Day at CocoCay, week-long Caribbean loops, Alaska, the Mediterranean and transatlantic repositioning. Fare rules and cabin availability are whatever the line publishes for that sailing.

Can several certificates go on one booking, and what if the fare is lower?

Several can be applied to the same reservation, which is the practical way to fund a suite or a family of four across separate gifts. If the certificate value exceeds the fare, the surplus stays against that booking rather than being paid out — it is not redeemable for cash except where the law requires it, so size the card to the sailing you have in mind.

Do I need a Royal Caribbean account before I buy from you?

No. We take a delivery email and nothing else — no sign-up here, no KYC, no identity document. The account matters at redemption, where the certificate is attached to a booking held in the US market. Type the recipient's address into the delivery field and the certificate number goes straight to them, roughly eleven minutes after the payment confirms on chain.