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I Just logged in and there is a link just below the print luggage tags. It says...

 

Bonus:

Click the link to download your savings certificates to use on-board.

 

It is easy to miss.

 

hmmm mine doesn't have that..... wonder why?

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The 15% off of wine with the purchase of 2 Specialty Restaurants sounds useful. Are you allowed to use the coupon more than once or make multiple copies of the coupons to use?

 

This might be a better option for all you wine lover's ?

 

There should be a table set up in the main lobby , and or up by the pool area when you come on board , embarkation day. About20 to 25% off

 

Hope this help's, enjoy your wine and cruise's

 

VIVA VINO

by Norwegian Cruise Line

Please list the number of

bottles for your selection

The Enthusiast

4 Bottles - $88

6 Bottles - $132

8 Bottles - $176

___ Beringer, Sparkling White Zinfandel – California

___ Lindemans, Bin 90 Moscato – Australia

___ Ruffino, Pinot Grigio – Delle Venezie, Italy

___ De Aureo Spirito, Sauvignon Blanc – Langeudoc, France

___ Woodbridge by Robert Mandavi, White Zinfandel – California

___ Alice White, Chardonnay – Southeastern Australia

___ Colores Del Sol, Malbec – Mandoza, Argentina

___ Ravenswood, “Zen of Zin” Zinfandel – California

___ Errazuriz, “Estate” Merlot – Colchagua Valley, Chile

___ Black Opal, Shiraz/Cabernet – Southern Australia

The Aficionado

Including selections from the “Enthusiast” category plus the following

4 Bottles - $98

6 Bottles - $146

8 Bottles - $196

___ Rosemont, Riesling – Southeastern Australia

___ Estancia, Pinot Grigio – California

___ Matua Valley, Sauvignon Blanc – Marlborough, New Zealand

___ Robert Mandavi Private Selection, Chardonnay – California

___ Estancia, Pinot Noir – Monterey, California

___ Rancho Zabaco, “Heritage Vines” Zinfandel – Sonoma, California

___ Sylvester Winery, “Kiara Reserve” Merlot - California

___ Avalon Cabernet Sauvignon – Napa Valley, California

The Connoisseur

Including selections from the “Enthusiast” and “Aficionado categories plus the following

4 Bottles - $110

6 Bottles - $162

8 Bottles - $216

___ Dry Creek, Fume Blanc – Sonoma, California

___ Isabel Mandavi, Deep Rose’ – Napa Valley, California

___ Wild Horse, Chardonnay – Central Coast, California

___ Spellbound, Petite Sirah – California

___ Chareau St. Jean, Cabernet Sauvignon – California

A 15% gratuity will be added to your check for all beverages orders. Prices are subject to change. Your check may reflect applicable VAT for certain ports or itineraries

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  • 4 weeks later...
The 15% off of wine with the purchase of 2 Specialty Restaurants sounds useful. Are you allowed to use the coupon more than once or make multiple copies of the coupons to use?

 

 

Those coupons wasted the ink in my printer:) I thought it used to be 15% off purchase of bottle of wine w/ 2 dinners at a specialty restaurant, not 2 specialty restaurants. That's just not right.:(

 

Oh well....

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  • 3 weeks later...

http://www.ncl.com/csimages/938/568/OnboardCoupons2013.pdf

 

On the second page, middle right coupon. This refers to the Cruise Rewards program. However, the way I read it is that you can buy the Reward for net $150 ($250 full cost - $100 instant onboard credit). However, it says, "Receive $100 Onboard Credit for your next booking." So does that mean you can turn the $150 purchase into $350 for your next cruise? Or a net cost of $50 for the Reward?

 

Curious to see if that is the case because that's a better rate of return than my sub 1% savings account.

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http://www.ncl.com/csimages/938/568/OnboardCoupons2013.pdf

 

On the second page, middle right coupon. This refers to the Cruise Rewards program. However, the way I read it is that you can buy the Reward for net $150 ($250 full cost - $100 instant onboard credit). However, it says, "Receive $100 Onboard Credit for your next booking." So does that mean you can turn the $150 purchase into $350 for your next cruise? Or a net cost of $50 for the Reward?

 

Curious to see if that is the case because that's a better rate of return than my sub 1% savings account.

 

Your first scenario is correct and it is $250 full cost minus $100 instant OBC for a net cost of $150.

 

NCL's wording could use some improvement!

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http://www.ncl.com/csimages/938/568/OnboardCoupons2013.pdf

 

On the second page, middle right coupon. This refers to the Cruise Rewards program. However, the way I read it is that you can buy the Reward for net $150 ($250 full cost - $100 instant onboard credit). However, it says, "Receive $100 Onboard Credit for your next booking." So does that mean you can turn the $150 purchase into $350 for your next cruise? Or a net cost of $50 for the Reward?

 

Curious to see if that is the case because that's a better rate of return than my sub 1% savings account.

This is no different that what is normally offered. Buy a $250 reward toward your NEXT booking, get $100 on your current sailing.

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This is no different that what is normally offered. Buy a $250 reward toward your NEXT booking, get $100 on your current sailing.

 

I hear what you're saying as that is the way it is... but the line on its own says:

 

"Receive $100 Onboard Credit for your next booking."

 

So I would argue that I pay $250, you give me $100 now on the current sailing and then when I go to use the CR, I should get $100 OBC since it will be my "next" booking.

 

So I guess I am reading this totally incorrectly.

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I hear what you're saying as that is the way it is... but the line on its own says:

 

"Receive $100 Onboard Credit for your next booking."

 

So I would argue that I pay $250, you give me $100 now on the current sailing and then when I go to use the CR, I should get $100 OBC since it will be my "next" booking.

 

So I guess I am reading this totally incorrectly.

 

Don't agree with the way you are interpreting this at all. You are getting the 100$ now for agreeing to take another/next cruise with NCL. You cannot book a cruise while sailing. You are agreeing to make a booking or cruise in the next four years. There is nothing incorrect with the way this is warded. You are correcting assumption that you will not receive 100 now and another 100 later.

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