Bahamas 65 percent off During Atlantis' 48-Hour Sale

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Bahamas mega-resort Atlantis is having a 48-hour sale starting tomorrow (Saturday, May 16) morning at 7 a.m. Eastern, with rates up to 65 percent off for summer travel. The offer is for four nights in a studio apartment at the Reef Atlantis for $399 per person, with children 11 and younger staying free. Studios at the Reef come with kitchens, living rooms, and free onsite laundry facilities. The deal doesn’t include food, though dining plans are available.

To get the rate, you’ll need to arrive on a Sunday, Monday, or Tuesday between May 16 and August 31. To take advantage of the sale rate, book by 7 a.m. Eastern on Monday, May 18.

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