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How does P&O Cruises reward program work?
With six tiers, all named after the oceans cruised by P&O ships, The Peninsular Club offers rewards to those who spend their precious holiday time with P&O Cruises.
For each night spend onboard, P&O awards you with 10 loyalty points. Once you have accumulated 150 points (15 nights onboard), you automatically become a member of the Peninsular Club. All tiers, from Pacific to Ligurian, offer the same 5% discount on future cruises, as well as a varying level of discount for on-board spend, what's best, is the tier system is automatic, you don't have to do anything! Well, except spend more nights on board a P&O Cruises ship of course.
So what do you get in each tier?
Pacific Tier
The first tier that you will encounter is the Pacific Tier, awarded at 150 points (15 nights). In the Pacific Tier you will have access to the Peninsular Club Magazine, a dedicated hotline, and also an exclusive 5% discount on future cruises.
While on board you will also be offered a 5% discount for on-board spends, any under 17s will receive a gift, and you will also have access to loyalty manager.
Atlantic Tier
The next tier, the Atlantic Tier will be awarded once you achieve 501-1,000 points. Similar to the Pacific Tier, you will have access to the Peninsular Club Magazine, access to the dedicated hotline, and a 5% discount on future cruises. However, instead of the 5% discount you receive on board with the Pacific Tier, you will receive a 7.5% discount.
You will also receive a gift for guests under 17, a glass of champagne, and a lapel pin.
Mediterranean Tier
This tier runs between 1,001 and 2,000 points.
You will receive the same benefits as above; Peninsular Club Magazine, Dedicated hotline, Exclusive 5% discount on future cruises, Dedicated loyalty manager onboard, gifts for guests under 17, glass of champagne, and lapel pin.
In addition to the above, you will also receive an 8.5% discount for on-board spends, P&O Cruises slipped, and a Cocktail party (on cruises of 8 nights or more)
Caribbean Tier
If you have over 2,001+ points, you will enter the Caribbean Tier.
You will receive the same benefits as the above Mediterranean Tier, with the addition of a 10% discount on P&O Cruises travel insurance, priority booking, and an annual gifts.
In addition, you will be welcomed onboard with a priority arrival time, priority check in, followed by a welcome onboard reception. While on board, you will also be given a 10% on-board spend discount, a complimentary half bottle of champagne, and an Officer-hosted fine dining event (on cruises of 8 nights or more)
Baltic Tier
If you have 2,501 or more, plus 80-200 nights onboard in the last three years, you will become a member of the Baltic Tier. These tiers reward your repeat custom over time, and need to be maintained by frequent travel onboard P&O Cruises.
In addition to those benefits in the Caribbean Tier, you will also have priority to book a preferred seat on a Caribbean fly-cruise, as well as Priority Disembarkation at the ned of your cruise. The benefits at Southampton when boarding a ship are the same as the Caribbean Tier; priority arrival check in, priority check-in, and a welcome on board reception.
While on-board, you will receive a 10% discount with your onboard spend, dedicated loyalty manager, gifts for guests under 17, a glass of Champagne, and the half bottle of Champagne. You will also be invited to an Officer-hosted fine dining event and a Cocktail party (subject to the cruise being 8 nights or more), you will also receive a lapel pin, a P&O cruises pair of slippers, and be offered 50% discount on machine washable laundry.
Ligurian Tier
This tier is available to those guests who have 2,501 points, plus have spent 201+ nights onboard in the last three years.
In addition to all the perks above, there's only a couple of extras offered in the Ligurian Tier. The extras are; Invitations to inaugural events, access to a hospitality lounge at Southampton, and complimentary formal attire pressing.
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I tried a ship-within-a-ship cruise experience and it was worth it for the endless perks—here’s why
The MSC Yacht Club affords travelers a totally different cruising experience, but you’ll have to splurge.
I heard tales of luxury from people about the ritzy MSC Yacht Club , the ship-within-a-ship concept where discerning passengers enjoy their own area of the cruise ship that includes a dedicated restaurant, private lounge, separate pool and sundeck as well as private butlers and concierges to take of any whim while cruising. The elevated Yacht Club boasts priority everything while sailing MSC.
I sailed on a four-night cruise on the new MSC Seashore, a glitzy ship with Italian flair intermingled with references to New York City at every turn. Although the ship was well-appointed and had amazing dining, drinking and entertainment venues, and a bountiful Top Sail main buffet, thousands of passengers made the ship feel crowded at times, elevators were slow, and as I strolled through the general pools, they were boisterous and crowded.
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Switch gears to MSC Seashore’s Yacht Club, passkey-protected for lucky guests, and is a 180 from the ship’s general spaces. Once you scan your handy Yacht Club wrist badge, or your room key, you’re instantly given entrance to a breathtaking retreat of 131 staterooms and suites. All this luxury does come at a price. Cruise fares will vary based on destination, time of year, and cabin category, but generally speaking you can expect to pay double for the Yacht Club. And from my experience, it’s worth it. Read more about why you should splurge.
You’re fast-tracked through everything
The Yacht Club’s exclusivity and impeccable service standard started from the moment I got dropped off at the Port Canaveral cruise terminal. There were hundreds of people waiting to board at 1pm on embarkation day. I saw in the distance a canopy that said MSC Yacht Club. My husband and I wheeled our carry-on luggage to the representative under the canopy. I gave her my name and within two seconds, she gave me a sticker to wear and up we ascended on the escalator to check in. Just five minutes later, I was directed to the dedicated check-in area for Yacht Club guests. To my right, I saw about 1,000 people serpentine through ropes to do general check-in. I felt a sense of relief; who wants to wait in that line? Five minutes later, a butler from the Yacht Club insisted on wheeling my luggage to board the ship and I was in my room in a total on 12 minutes from the time I stepped foot out of the car to my stateroom in the Yacht Club.
Relaxing and streamlined
In addition, Yacht Club guests have the freedom to get off the ship first for excursions. Your butler will happily escort you off the ship with a smile. Guests also can disembark on the last morning first, which is a big convenience. Your butler walks you right to the place you disembark, bypassing crowds and hassles. Port Canaveral is about an hour away from Orlando International Airport, and we took a 10 am flight home. We didn’t have to linger around until the afternoon for our flight home.
Another perk is that there’s a special seating area in the theater for shows. All the shows were excellent during my voyage. All other ship passengers have to make reservations in advance for shows but that’s not the case for the privileged Yacht Club passengers. As long as you arrive about 10 minutes before any show you choose, a crew member from the Club will allow you entry into a special roped-off section. Again, no rushing through dinner—you have the flexibility to plan your evenings your way.
Your Yacht Club package is packed with remarkable value
The price tag may sound daunting, but there’s lots of value there. All Yacht Club cabins and suites include a premium drink package that covers beverages up to $15. You can use this perk both in the Yacht Club and throughout the ship. In addition, your package includes a two-device Wi-Fi package, which worked well during my sailing. Finally, you get access to the thermal spa suite, which is a place to indulge after a day in port or a sea day. Commonly, there’s a taboo regarding mini-bars, but not in the Yacht Club. It’s stocked each day with the beverages you want; just tell your butler and consider it done.
You get perks ashore too
If your sailing includes a call to Ocean Cay, MSC’s private island, Yacht Club guests get an elevated experience there too. Yacht Club guests enjoy a private area, and a dedicated restaurant called the Ocean House. While other ship guests were hosted to a buffet of predictable fare, I enjoyed a lobster roll, and my husband chose carne asada. In my opinion, one thing that could be improved was the tram service to the Yacht Club’s private area. We were told the last tram back was 3:30pm if we didn’t want to trek a 15-minute walk in the heat. Since we were docked in Ocean Cay for the evening and weren’t sailing, I was a bit dismayed by this logistical quirk. I felt like I was keeping an eye on my phone to make sure I didn’t miss the last tram.
You have private areas with curated food and drink and outdoor spaces
Within the Yacht Club complex, there’s the Yacht Club Restaurant, Top Sail Lounge and the One Pool Buffet, which are all exclusive to Yacht Club guests. Obviously, the food and service are steps above other dining venues of the ship, I can vouch for that. Although the food is delicious, if you don’t want to pay extra to dine at the specialty restaurants or fuss in the main buffet, eating three meals a day in the Yacht Club restaurant can get a bit monotonous. The breakfast is the same daily, and lunch and dinner offer a menu with daily specials plus a few standby selections like a hamburger or pasta each day. Although the Yacht Club Restaurant concept is desirable, I would strongly suggest dining in other venues on board, especially for dinner. I thoroughly enjoyed specialty dining in Ocean Cay Restaurant, Butcher’s Cut, and Kaito Teppanyaki. I also want to mention that late afternoon high tea is offered daily at the Yacht Club Restaurant. It was one of the nicest I have experienced at sea.
Also available exclusively to Yacht Club passengers is the Top Sail Lounge, which offers panoramic water views and has chef-curated selections from morning through late night. We enjoyed popping into the lounge at all hours to try finger foods and sweets. The One Pool Buffet offers a more casual option for breakfast and lunch by the pool. The buffet has grilled fish, sandwiches and lots of delicious options if you want to dine outside.
There’s also an exclusive area with a private pool and two whirlpools for Yacht Club guests only. The sun deck loungers are very comfortable and I never had to worry about finding a lounger, there are ample. One issue I had was that there was almost no shade on the sun deck; there were shaded day beds for Royal Suite and Owners Suite guests, but beyond those, I couldn’t find any shade, which was disappointing.
You can justify the price at the end of your cruise
Overall, the best way to explain my enthusiasm for my MSC Yacht Club experience is this: it’s better to book an interior stateroom in the Yacht Club than a luxe cabin outside the Yacht Club. It’s worth the splurge and you return home feeling truly pampered and it’s money well-spent. And I make this prediction: Once you try a ship-within-a-ship concept like the MSC Yacht Club, you won’t want cruise any other way. Bon Voyage!
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Welcome to the Des Moines Yacht Club
Proudly cruising the waters of the Salish Sea since 1957
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Welcome to the Des Moines Yacht Club situated on the Puget Sound since 1957 and boasting more than 300 memberships. Our club, originally known as The Vagabond Outboard Boating Club, is steps from the beautiful City Marina, restaurants and shops. Our 3,600 sq ft club house is host to frequent balls, parties and weddings.
The DMYC principal goals are to intertwine beginning members with the seasoned, promote camaraderie, share boating experiences, provide a family safe environment, respect and encourage all levels of boaters, and enjoy exploring the Puget Sound.
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SOWLES BAY YACHT CLUB 920 Lane 200 – Lake James Angola, IN 46703
Mailing address p.o. box 8344 fort wayne, in 46898, (260) 750-9758 [email protected], * private club – members only *, * dock-space for the summer *, * large clubhouse & pavilion *, * family – friendly *, * private beach *, * winter storage available *, * restrooms & showers *, * private boat ramp *, * good times are had by all *.
Ventura Keys, Ventura Harbor entrance, and the mouth of the Santa Clara River
Text by Don Mills, Club Historian
Photos from the archives of photographer flash wheeler.
The Ventura Yacht Club, originally known as the Ventura County Boat Club, was organized in 1938. In 2013 we celebrated our 75th anniversary.
Ventura Yacht Club is one of the few clubs on the coast which owns its own clubhouse and slips. The club has a proud history of having started as a do-it-yourself type organization. The club’s official newsletter is the Forecast, which has been published monthly since 1940, one of the oldest continuous publications in yachting.
Ventura Yacht Club prides itself in accomplishments which range from an active racing and cruising program to being one of the prime moving forces in having the Ventura Harbor constructed. The club has long been supportive of the Ventura Port District and Ventura Harbor in matters ranging from lobbying efforts to get the harbor constructed –and reconstructed following devastating 1969 floods– and the breakwater built, to playing key roles in such activities as the annual Christmas Parade of Lights and other functions which help put the harbor’s best foot forward.
Many yacht club members have served on the Port District’s Board of Commissioners over the years and, in fact, the club was somewhat instrumental in the Port District having been formed in the first place. It can reasonably be said that the club has been a moving force in the development and growth of Ventura Harbor.
The club has nurtured many youth sailing programs and has supported youths in regional and national sailing championships.
Ventura Yacht Club in the early days (Photo: Flash Wheeler)
The club was incorporated in 1940 as a non-profit organization, with an original membership of 60.
From the beginning, one of the more serious aims of the members has been to work for better boating facilities in Ventura County. Among the early activities of the club was the construction of launching and mooring facilities at Hueneme Harbor in 1939. World War II halted this project, and efforts were then centered on clearing the snags from the coastal slough known as McGrath Lake in order to hold regattas for outboards and small sailboats and create an interest in boats and boating.
After the war, efforts were resumed to secure harbor facilities in Ventura County with particular emphasis on the Pierpont Bay area. During the campaign to secure a harbor, one of the highlights was constructing a model of the proposed harbor, which was used extensively for publicity purposes. These efforts, combined with others, resulted in the formation of the Ventura Port District, which eventually built the Ventura Marina.
A year or so after World War II ended, the City of Ventura allowed the club to use a city-owned building on the Ventura Pier where regular meetings were held. When freeway construction caused the demolition of the building, the meeting place was moved to the Ventura Recreation Center on Main Street.
The name of the club was changed from the Ventura County Boat Club to Ventura Yacht Club in November 1960.
The club secured a building site lease from the Ventura Port District in February 1965 and launched plans for the construction of the existing clubhouse.
October 29, 1966 – Ventura Yacht Club under construction. The dark vertical lines are the poles. The curved west side of the building, lined by windows, was designed by the architect Kenneth Hess to suggest the bridge of a large ship. Discussing the construction on the left is Don Mills, the other two individuals have not been identified. The Pontiac belonged to photographer Flash Wheeler. (Photo: Flash Wheeler)
Ventura Yacht Club in early 1967 after painting and the prominence of the second story over the open ground floor area. Note in the right-hand bay of the first story; components of the flag mast can be seen on sawhorses before being raised into place in April of 1967. (Photo: Flash Wheeler)
Membership meetings are now held in the clubhouse completed in 1967 and are located on the peninsula at Ventura Harbor. Here, a well-rounded program of boating and social events fills the club’s yearly calendar.
In 1969, floods devastated the harbor in January and February, and for months the clubhouse was not accessible by land. Members used dinghies or other vessels to make their way to the clubhouse which was on what amounted to a storm-wracked island.
In June 1972, the lease was amended to include the water area. The addition of a small-boat hoist was completed in 1972, and in 1973 the club’s own docks were installed in front of the clubhouse. From the Ventura Port District, the club acquired docks, which had been salvaged from the 1969 floods.
The lease was amended again in May 1976, to allow expansion of the Club’s berthing facilities. In 1981, the slips were further upgraded with the complete reconstruction of D dock. The club now has berthing facilities for some 90 vessels.
Ventura Yacht Club has been a regular member of the Southern California Yachting Association and the United States Sailing Association for a number of years and is a charter member of the Association of Santa Barbara Channel Yacht Clubs.
The club annually conducts the Ventura Cup Regatta, which is the most prestigious yacht racing event in Ventura and Santa Barbara counties and annually attracts the fastest boats and crews that area yacht clubs can muster. Every other year the club hosts the Ventura County to Newport Race. An active racing, cruising, and social program offers something for yachting-oriented people of all ages.
A twelve-member Board of Directors oversees the affairs of the Ventura Yacht Club Corporation. Directors are elected by the membership to serve three-year terms. Officers are elected annually.
Looming proudly over the grounds is a flagpole, which seems to be an appropriate reflection of Ventura Yacht Club. The flagpole is old and proud (the 55-foot mast stood at the old Oxnard High School site on C Street from the early 1900s) strong and distinctive. It has been maintained and tended to by a caring yacht club, whose burgee it proudly flies.
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Peninsular Club discount. We are delighted to offer members of our loyalty club, The Peninsular Club, an additional 5% discount on selected cruises. The 5% discount is only combinable with Select Prices and is applicable to the first two guests in a cabin. If you're a member of the P&O Cruises Peninsular Club you can also benefit from ...
View your loyalty points. Sign up or log in to to find out how many points you have, which loyalty tier you might be eligible for and what benefits you'll have for your next cruise. You automatically become a member of the Peninsular Club after spending 15 cruise nights. Each cruise night -->10 loyalty points. Read here for more info.
To get into the Caribbean Tier of the Peninsular Club loyalty scheme you need to have cruised for over 200 nights with P&O Cruises. The Caribbean Tier has all the benefits of the prior three tiers, as well as: 10% discount on bespoke P&O Cruises travel insurance. Priority booking, so you can make sure you get your favourite cabin.
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With six tiers, all named after the oceans cruised by P&O ships, The Peninsular Club offers rewards to those who spend their precious holiday time with P&O Cruises. For each night spend onboard, P&O awards you with 10 loyalty points. Once you have accumulated 150 points (15 nights onboard), you automatically become a member of the Peninsular Club.
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