Other Lines Owned by Carnival?

[teacher2cruiser]

What are the other cruise lines that are owned by Carnival with benefits for a past cruiser?

[Wennfred]

You can look them up individually and see, I just checked HaL and Costa.

 

Mariner Society Members:

 

http://www.hollandamerica.com/marinerSociety/Main.action

 

CostaClub Members:

 

http://www.costacruise.com/B2C/USA/CostaClub/priv_soci/priv_soci.htm

[Roz]

Also Cunard and Seabourne.

[kicia]

And Cunard, P&O and Ocean Village.

[momofzeke]

Princess is also owned by Carnival.

[teacher2cruiser]

So, you get past benefits with these other cruise lines if you've cruised with Carnival? You get one more credit towards being Platinum when you cruise any of these?

[KenMo]

But they each have their own loyalty program, which does not carry over to another sister line.

[Wennfred]

So, you get past benefits with these other cruise lines if you've cruised with Carnival?

 

No. You have cruise on them to get those perks.

 

 

Fred

[G'ma]

Here's a list of the member cruise lines under the Carnival umbrella:

 

Carnival Cruise Lines

Princess Cruises

Holland America Line

Costa Cruises

P&O Cruises

Cunard Line

Seabourn Cruise Line

Ocean Village

AIDA

P&O Cruises Australia

Iberocruceros

Past guest privileges on other brands are usually limited to discounts on some sailings. They all operate as separate entities.

[dan40]

What are the other cruise lines that are owned by Carnival with benefits for a past cruiser?

 

The singular past guest benefit that crosses brands is capacity controlled past guest fare discounts. No on board privileges cross over lines.

So after one cruise on Carnival, you are eligible for a past guest discount [iF AVAILABLE] on Princess, or HAL, or Costa, etc., etc., but you are not eligible to attend a past guest party on those lines until you ARE a past guest of that line.

 

10 cruises on one line = 0 on the other lines.

 

Dan

[Grits53]

The singular past guest benefit that crosses brands is capacity controlled past guest fare discounts. No on board privileges cross over lines.

So after one cruise on Carnival, you are eligible for a past guest discount [iF AVAILABLE] on Princess, or HAL, or Costa, etc., etc., but you are not eligible to attend a past guest party on those lines until you ARE a past guest of that line.

 

10 cruises on one line = 0 on the other lines.

 

Dan

 

So in other words, Platinum status with Carnival means nothing on a Princess or HAL ship. Correct?

[big_duck]

So in other words, Platinum status with Carnival means nothing on a Princess or HAL ship. Correct?

 

Correct.

[Grits53]

Correct.

 

Thanks

[nolaAlive]

The singular past guest benefit that crosses brands is capacity controlled past guest fare discounts.

 

Not really. Cruising on one does not get you the past guest rates on another. You may get a discount, but it won't be as good. The lingo they use is Vacation Interchange Program which gets confusing with the other VIP programs.

[KingofSomewhereHot]

The singular past guest benefit that crosses brands is capacity controlled past guest fare discounts. No on board privileges cross over lines.

So after one cruise on Carnival, you are eligible for a past guest discount [iF AVAILABLE] on Princess, or HAL, or Costa, etc., etc., but you are not eligible to attend a past guest party on those lines until you ARE a past guest of that line.

 

10 cruises on one line = 0 on the other lines.

 

Dan

 

But you can still go as long as you know somebody who IS a past guest of that line.:D