The Golden Crew Goes Red: VIFP Changes Explained (Sort Of)
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Carnival's made some changes to the VIFB program that have gone over especially well, loved by all.
It is a program just solely based upon how much you're spending with them right now and not anything to do what you've done in the past.
I am unique even though these changes make me feel otherwise. I'm special, but god forbid I go to another cruise line.
We love Carnival and that's it's it's I think this criticisms comes from a place of love.
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The Golden Crew faces their darkest hour as Carnival drops a bombshell announcement about major changes to the VIFP loyalty program! Join Trevor, Tom, and Jenn as they navigate the five stages of grief over the new points and stars system that's replacing the beloved days-based program. In this emotional rollercoaster of an episode, we break down what spending $18,000 might get you (spoiler: maybe platinum status?), debate whether families will have to split their points four ways, and discover why casino players just got royally screwed. Plus, Trevor contemplates his MSC status match options, we send our support to John Heald who's taking heat from angry cruisers, and somehow manage to turn existential dread into comedy gold. Fair warning: This episode contains speculation, mathematical confusion, and Trevor singing Celine Dion. You've been warned.