Ambassador Cruise Line launches September sales campaign

• Offers available on new bookings made from 31 August to 27 September 2023
• 50% off a second guest on all sailings between 7 April 2024 – 24 April 2025, on both Saver & Ambassador Fares
• Kid’s fares from just £99 on Multigenerational cruises
• Great deals on Group bookings of 15 guests or more
• Fantastic solo offers
Ambassador Cruise Line, the premium value, no-fly cruise line, has today launched its September Sales Campaign featuring incredible deals on selected sailings across the 2023/2024 and 2024/2025 seasons.
Guests booking up to and including 27 September 2023 can take advantage of a range of special offers including 50% off a second guest; great kids fares on Multigenerational sailings; plus offers on group bookings and solo sailings.
Ambassador’s first ship, Ambience, continues to sail from her home port of London Tilbury, while Ambassador’s second ship, Ambition, which launched in May 2023, sails from seven additional regional ports including Newcastle, Dundee, Edinburgh Leith, Liverpool, Belfast, Bristol and Falmouth – making it easier for Brits across the country to experience ‘the warmest welcome at sea’ with Ambassador.
September Campaign highlights include:
50% off a second guest on cruises departing between 7 April 2024 – 24 April 2025
Providing an affordable way for guests to experience breathtaking destinations and a relaxing holiday at sea, Ambassador is offering 50% off a second guest on board all cruises based on two people sharing a cabin. This includes both the Saver Fare, and our special Ambassador Fare, which includes our Expedition Drinks Package.
Great offers across multigenerational sailings including kids from £99
Ambassador Cruise Line is excited to welcome guests aboard three multigenerational sailings in 2024/2025 season programmes, with kids travelling from as little as £99. These include:
Summertime Fjordland departing London Tilbury on 3 August 2024 (7 nights)
Prices from £799 for first adult, second adult from £400, and kids going for £99.
Iberian Treasures & North Africa departing London Tilbury on 10 August 2024 (12 nights)
Prices from £1,199 for first adult, second adult from £600, and kids going for £99.
Easter Getaway departing London Tilbury 10 April 2025 (7 nights)
Prices from £729 for first adult, second adult from £365, and kids going for £99.
Great deals on Group bookings of 15 guests or more
Groups of 15 guests can enjoy additional benefits when booking a cruise with Ambassador, including a 5% discount on selected sailings. For groups of 25 adult guests, Ambassador will offer one additional free place (26th place), and two free places for groups of 50 adult guests (51st and 52nd places).
Group bookings also enjoy a special welcome cocktail party and preferential group dining arrangements. To find out more about group arrangements, please contact Ambassador’s Group Department via groupsales@ambassadorcruiseline.com.
Fantastic solo offers with single supplements available on four cabin grades
The September Campaign also sees Ambassador offering solo supplements on four selected cabin types including Junior Suites.
Complimentary Essex Cricket Club tickets
All guests making a booking with Ambassador will be offered complimentary matchday tickets to Essex County Cricket Club, applicable to all sailings including multi-generational and themed cruises.
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