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Carnival Cruise Line has revealed the dated, ship-specific designs for the Carnival Rewards Diamond and Platinum loyalty pins. [1]
Carnival Cruise Line and Barclays US Consumer Bank announced the launch of the Carnival Rewards Mastercard, a first-of-its-kind credit card in the cruise industry. [2]
Carnival Cruise Line officially launched its new Carnival Rewards program on Tuesday, replacing the 14-year-old Carnival VIFP Club program. [3]
The new program ends the 'status for life' perk for most customers, requiring status to be requalified every two years based on spending. [4]
Guests at Diamond and Platinum status levels can pick up the appropriate pin from the onboard photo gallery for sailings beginning September 1, 2026 and later. [5]
Pins for Gold status guests have been discontinued with the Carnival Rewards program. [6]
Cardmembers earn 2x points on eligible restaurant and grocery store purchases. [7]
New cardmembers can earn 50,000 bonus points after spending $1,000 on purchases in the first 90 days. [8]
The new card offers up to 6x points on eligible Carnival purchases, combining 3x from the card with up to 3x from the Carnival Rewards loyalty program. [9]
Sidharth Krishna, Carnival's vice president of loyalty, co-brand and partnerships, stated during a media call that the new program aims to provide rewards and flexibility from the first sailing onwards. [10]
The new system utilizes a spend-based model where customers earn 3 Carnival Rewards points and 3 Status Qualifying Stars for every dollar spent on eligible purchases. [11]
Carnival Cruise Line's brand ambassador John Heald confirmed the design details in a Facebook post on Monday, August 31. [12]
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Carnival Cruise Line has revealed the dated, ship-specific designs for the Carnival Rewards Diamond and Platinum loyalty pins. · Cruise Hive
Carnival Cruise Line and Barclays US Consumer Bank announced the launch of the Carnival Rewards Mastercard, a first-of-its-kind credit card in the cruise industry. · Cision PR Newswire
Carnival Cruise Line officially launched its new Carnival Rewards program on Tuesday, replacing the 14-year-old Carnival VIFP Club program. · The Points Guy
The new program ends the 'status for life' perk for most customers, requiring status to be requalified every two years based on spending. · The Points Guy
Guests at Diamond and Platinum status levels can pick up the appropriate pin from the onboard photo gallery for sailings beginning September 1, 2026 and later. · Cruise Hive
Pins for Gold status guests have been discontinued with the Carnival Rewards program. · Cruise Hive
Cardmembers earn 2x points on eligible restaurant and grocery store purchases. · Cision PR Newswire
New cardmembers can earn 50,000 bonus points after spending $1,000 on purchases in the first 90 days. · Cision PR Newswire
The new card offers up to 6x points on eligible Carnival purchases, combining 3x from the card with up to 3x from the Carnival Rewards loyalty program. · Cision PR Newswire
Sidharth Krishna, Carnival's vice president of loyalty, co-brand and partnerships, stated during a media call that the new program aims to provide rewards and flexibility from the first sailing onwards. · The Points Guy
The new system utilizes a spend-based model where customers earn 3 Carnival Rewards points and 3 Status Qualifying Stars for every dollar spent on eligible purchases. · The Points Guy
Carnival Cruise Line's brand ambassador John Heald confirmed the design details in a Facebook post on Monday, August 31. · Cruise Hive
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