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Cruise line loyalty programs
Reference profiles of major cruise line loyalty programs: who operates them, how members earn points or credits at sea, and what each tier adds on board. Compiled from the lines' own terms, with a source cited on the facts that carry them.
Cruise lines
7 programs profiled
Every profile below covers the operator, launch year, program currency, and earning model, with a source cited on each verifiable fact. These are neutral reference pages about the programs themselves.
- Crown & Anchor SocietyRoyal Caribbean's free cruise club: 1 Cruise Point per night, 2 in suites, six tiers from Gold to Pinnacle Club at 700, and points that never expire.
- MSC Voyagers ClubMSC Cruises' free loyalty club pays points per cruise by fare type and length, with six tiers from Welcome to Blue Diamond at 25,000 points.
- Latitudes RewardsNorwegian Cruise Line's club counts nights: seven tiers from Bronze to Ambassador at 700 points, honored on sister lines Oceania and Regent since 2025.
- Carnival Rewards (formerly VIFP Club)Carnival's spend-based club since September 1, 2026, replacing the VIFP Club: 3 points and 3 status stars per $1, and four tiers from Red to Diamond.
- Castaway ClubDisney Cruise Line's club ranks guests by cruises taken: Silver at 1, Gold at 5, Platinum at 10 and Pearl at 25.
- Captain's ClubCelebrity Cruises' free loyalty club, where Club Points per night rise from 2 in an inside cabin to 24 in the Iconic Suite.
- Captain's CirclePrincess Cruises' club since 1990: four tiers from Gold to Elite, earned by completed cruises or days at sea, whichever comes first.
Listings are editorial, compiled from public sources. Program details change; verify with the operator.