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What is the msc voyagers club, why should i register to the msc voyagers club.

Because it’s free and easy to join! Being a member of the MSC Voyagers Club is a great way for cruise lovers to experience life on board and ashore. It gives you great privileges and services. The more you cruise with MSC, the more you will see your privileges increasing.

Please see the MSC Voyagers Club terms & conditions for further details.

How can I register to the msc voyagers club?

• Before embarkation: by completing the “Become a Member” form available at www.mscvoyagersclub.com  or directly clicking the link on the booking confirmation document or the link on the e-ticket issued once booking is confirmed. It is also possible to register during the online Check-In. 
• On board: by completing the subscription form available at the Reception-Guest Service and/or MSC Voyagers Club Infopoint. 
• Post-cruise: by completing the “Become a Member” form available at www.mscvoyagersclub.com

I am under 18 years old; can i register for the MSV Voyagers Club?

What are the msc vvoyagers club membership levels.

There are 5 levels of MSC Voyagers Club membership:

• Welcome membership : at least 1 confirmed booking
• Classic membership: from 1 to 2.199 points
• Silver membership: from 2.200 to 4.299 points
• Gold membership: from 4.300 to 9.999 points
• Diamond  membership: from 10.000 points

The number of MSC Voyagers Club points earned will determine the level of membership. MSC Voyagers Club members will earn points based on:

EXPERIENCE PURCHASED

ON BOARD SERVICES PREPAID BEFORE THE CRUISE: 100 points for every $/€ 150 of pre-paid services purchased before the cruise on MSC packages and services included in the cruise booked. ON-BOARD EXPENSES : 100 points for every $/€ 150 spent on board (excluding casino expenses). Assigned points for onboard expenses (including pre-boarding purchased shipboard credit) will only be applied to the MSC Voyagers Club Card holder making the final payment. All points are credited to the member’s account after the cruise is completed. Please see the MSC Voyagers Club terms & conditions for further details.

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MSC Cruises’ MSC Voyagers Club loyalty program: Everything you need to know

Compared to some of its closest rivals, MSC Cruises has a relatively modest loyalty program.

Unlike the frequent cruiser programs at Royal Caribbean and Norwegian Cruise Line , the MSC Voyagers Club loyalty program doesn't offer its members a free cruise after reaching the top tier. It does not offer a massive discount on the single supplement charge for solo travelers, as Royal Caribbean offers its top-tier members, nor does it grant priority access to onboard shows.

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Still, the MSC Cruises loyalty program offers several valuable perks at higher levels, including a complimentary meal in an extra-charge specialty restaurant once per cruise and priority access to tenders in ports.

The MSC Voyagers Club program also allows you to status match your way into one of its top tiers — something that no other major cruise line loyalty program offers.

Ways to earn points

The points-earning system for MSC Voyagers Club is a bit convoluted, as the number of points you earn on any given cruise depends on various factors.

For starters, you earn points based on the length of the cruise you take and which MSC Cruises "experience" you book. As regular MSC Cruises customers know, the line offers four onboard experiences, each with different inclusions and price points. Bella is the most basic — and least expensive — experience available. MSC Yacht Club is the top experience available. Experiences called Fantastica and Aurea are in between.

For sailings of four nights or fewer, each passenger in the cabin will earn the following number of points depending on experience type:

• Fantastica: 400
• MSC Yacht Club: 800

For sailings of five to nine nights, every guest will earn the following number of points depending on experience type:

• Fantastica: 700
• Aurea: 1,000
• MSC Yacht Club: 1,500

For sailings of nine or more nights, they'll earn the following number of points depending on experience type:

• Fantastica: 1,000
• Aurea: 1,500
• MSC Yacht Club: 2,000

In addition to the above, you can also earn points for extras when spending money on MSC Cruises ships or when booking in advance of sailing. You'll earn 100 points for every $150 you spend on prepaid and onboard expenses.

One caveat: Only the MSC Voyagers Club member who makes the final payment for onboard expenses will receive those points. For expenses for prepaid services that apply to all cabin occupants (and not single occupants), points will be equally distributed among the cabin occupants.

For example, say the total amount of prepaid onboard services that apply to all cabin occupants before the cruise is $600. If there are four cabin occupants, the spending for the points calculation of each member will be $150, which is equal to 100 points.

Related: The ultimate guide to MSC Cruises ships and itineraries

The final way to earn points is by updating your contact details up to 72 hours before departure on your next cruise. This will earn you 100 points.

All points, including for the cruise, onboard spending and updating your profile, will pop up in your account about 10 days after the cruise is completed.

MSC Voyagers Club tiers and benefits

There are four tiers to the MSC Voyagers Club program:

• Classic : 1 to 2,199 points
• Silver : 2,200 to 4,299 points
• Gold : 4,300 to 9,999 points
• Diamond : 10,000 or more points

As is typical for cruise line loyalty programs, the entry-level tier (Classic) doesn't provide many truly valuable rewards. By far, the most alluring benefit at this level is the 5% discount members receive when booking future sailings. (This discount is not valid for MSC Grand Tours and when booking Tandem cabins, which are specially discounted cabins that parents can book for kids.) That's real savings every time you book a cruise.

Additionally, Classic members receive:

• An extra 5% discount on Voyagers Exclusives sailings made six to nine months before departure
• An MSC Voyagers Club e-newsletter
• MSC Voyagers Club personalized luggage tags for embarkation in the e-ticket
• An MSC Voyagers Club card
• An invitation to a "welcome back" cocktail party
• A dedicated number to call on board
• Discounts on many packages and amenities, including onboard pictures, digital accessories, Wi-Fi and spa and fitness offerings
• An MSC Shops discount (for each $50 spent in any onboard shops, you will receive a $10 discount)

Note that the MSC Shops discount has a lot of fine print. The discount is not combinable with promotions available on board and is not available for spending on tobacco products and electronics. It's also only valid on the first day of a cruise. That final point prompts us to downgrade the value of this perk considerably.

Upon reaching the second tier of the program, Silver, you get a couple of additional perks. The most notable to us is a $50 onboard credit per person, plus double MSC Voyagers Club points, for all bookings made more than 12 months before departure. (If you book nine to 12 months in advance, you get the $50 credit but not the double points.)

The Silver level also brings an unspecified milestone reward and all the perks of the lower-tier Classic level.

Related: Everything you need to know about MSC Cruises cabins and suites

You will be a member of the Classic level as soon as you take a single cruise, as it takes only 1 point to reach the Classic level. You also might be able to reach the Silver level in just one cruise if you take a long voyage of nine nights or more, pay for the top MSC Yacht Club experience and do a modest amount of onboard spending.

Still, a more typical cruiser sailing seven-night trips at a mid-tier Fantastica or Aurea experience level would need two or three cruises to reach the Silver level.

The elite level that makes a difference

Being loyal to MSC Cruises starts paying off in a more meaningful way once you reach the Gold level of the MSC Voyagers Club program. Even here, though, the rewards are still relatively modest.

The Gold level comes with one solid perk: priority disembarkation in ports where a tender boat is required. This can make a real difference in your cruising experience, as it means you can get off the ship much faster in some cases than the majority of other passengers. That will allow you to maximize your time in tender ports.

Additionally, Gold status brings all the perks of the tiers below it plus:

• A complimentary one-hour thermal area session once per cruise
• A complimentary gift
• A complimentary photo taken during the "welcome back" cocktail party
• A complimentary birthday cake when it's your birthday

It could take you as few as two cruises to reach the Gold level if you sign up for longer sailings and pay for the top MSC Yacht Club experience. Someone sailing seven-night trips at a mid-tier Fantastica or Aurea experience level would need four or five cruises to reach the Gold level.

The best elite perk with MSC Voyagers Club

Alas, there isn't a "wow" perk in the entire MSC Voyagers Club menu. As noted above, unlike some lines, MSC Cruises doesn't award top-tier members with truly high-value perks such as a free cruise. Still, MSC Voyagers Club's top Diamond status tier does come with a few enticing benefits.

Our favorite perk in the entire MSC Voyagers Club program is the complimentary dinner at a specialty restaurant that comes with Diamond-level status. That said, be warned that the complimentary dinner comes with a lot of fine print (so much fine print, in fact, that to use it verges on the ridiculous).

The complimentary dinner, in theory, is for you and a cabinmate. However, among the fine-print caveats is that two Diamond members staying in the same cabin don't get two free dinners.

If you and your spouse are both Diamond members, and you dine together using the perk, MSC Cruises counts that as you both using your perk for that one meal. That said, if you had two other people staying with you in the same cabin, you and your spouse could each use your perk to take one of them out for the free dinner, resulting in two free dinners for your cabin.

Additionally, the complimentary dinner privilege at specialty restaurants might not be available on all ship classes. Members under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult at dinner. Also, drinks are not included with the complimentary dinner, nor are you allowed to bring outside drinks into the restaurant.

Related: The 6 types of MSC Cruises ships, explained

Should all that prove too confusing, MSC Voyagers Club Diamond status thankfully also offers two other solid perks:

• A priority line for boarding on embarkation day
• Priority disembarkation at the end of the cruise

Diamond level also provides all the perks of the tiers below it plus:

• Courtesy bathrobe and slippers available during the cruise
• A complimentary dance class
• An invitation to an exclusive Diamond Party
• Late cabin checkout on disembarkation day
• A chocolate gift

Someone sailing seven-night cruises at a mid-tier Fantastica or Aurea experience level would need to take about eight to 10 trips to reach the Diamond level, depending on onboard spending.

In contrast to every other major cruise line loyalty program, MSC Cruises customers do not get "forever status" once they reach a certain tier of the MSC Voyagers Club. Once achieved, your status is only good as long as you take a cruise at least once every 36 months.

If you don't take a cruise once every 36 months, you will see your points in the MSC Voyagers Club disappear and your entire account erased. You'll have to reenroll and start all over again.

This is a notable difference from other cruise line loyalty programs, as "forever status" is one of the great allures of such programs. Many airline frequent flyer programs, by contrast, require loyalty members to requalify for status each year.

MSC Voyagers Club status match

As noted above, the MSC Voyagers Club program allows you to status match your way to its top tiers — something other major cruise line loyalty programs don't offer.

If you show proof of a high loyalty program status level with a competing cruise line, a hotel company or even a booking site such as Expedia, you can catapult your way from no status to a top-tier status with MSC Cruises in a jiffy. A high status level at an airline, alas, won't get you a status match at MSC Cruises, with a handful of exceptions such as a high status level at Air China.

This MSC Cruises status match, to us, is a big deal. It's one thing that sets MSC Voyagers Club apart from other cruise line loyalty programs.

The status match process at MSC Cruises is simple. Go to the dedicated enrollment page for MSC Voyagers Club status matching at the MSC Cruises website. You'll find a short online form where you enter some personal details (including name, birth date and address) and details about your status level with another loyalty program. You'll then have to upload a picture of your membership card for that program (or, if you don't have a membership card, a screenshot of your online account page showing your name and status).

That's it. Within a few days, you'll get an email or text welcoming you into the MSC Voyagers Club program at a status tier that matches your status with the other brand.

The dedicated enrollment page lists more than 60 loyalty programs from which you can status match into the MSC Cruises loyalty program. They include such cruise line loyalty programs as Royal Caribbean's Crown & Anchor Society and Carnival Cruise Line's VIFP Club program . Your status in the loyalty programs run by such major hotel chains as Hilton , Hyatt and Marriott also can be submitted for a match.

MSC Cruises doesn't offer a chart showing which tier of its loyalty program you will receive based on your tier at each of the other brands. Our staff members at TPG have had luck matching into the top Gold or Diamond tiers of the MSC Voyagers Club program from high levels of competing programs. One TPG editor received top Diamond tier status in the MSC Cruises program as a match to World of Hyatt Globalist status, for instance. Another staffer received Gold status in the MSC Cruises program as a match to the Diamond level in Royal Caribbean's program.

You can enter your status in only one program when seeking a match, so pick the program in which you have the highest status level.

Bottom line

MSC Cruises offers some decent perks in its four-tier loyalty program, including discounts and onboard credits when you book additional cruises. It also allows cruisers to status match their way to the top tiers of the program.

Still, the MSC Voyagers Club program is not nearly as robust a frequent cruiser program as those offered by such rivals as Royal Caribbean and Norwegian.

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The Appaloosa Horse Club

The Appalossa Horse Club (ApHC) is an international breed registry located in town called Moscow, in Idaho, USA. The club is dedicated to the preservation and promotion of the Appaloosa breed. Among all the Appaloosa horse registries, the ApHC is by far the largest one.

Today, Appaloosa organizations affiliated with ApHC exist in many countries.

Registration

According to ApHC rules, the Appaloosa is “ a breed defined by ApHC bloodline requirements and preferred characteristics, including coat pattern ”.

To register a horse as Appaloosa with the ApHC, the horse must have two registered Appaloosa parents, or one registered Appaloosa parent + one parent that is registered in one of the other approved breed registries. These approved breed registries are limited to Thoroughbreds, Quarter Horses and Arabian Horses.

Exception: If a gelding or spayed mare with unknown pedigree is Appaloosa colored, the owner of the horse can apply to have it registered with the ApHC under the Hardship Registration clause.

Additional rules

• A horse that meets the bloodline requirements without displaying the recognized color pattern can still register with the ApHC. It will be registered as a non-characteristic Appaloosa. Non-characteristic Appaloosas can only be shown at ApHC events if a DNA test has proven that it has the required parentage, and the owner pays an extra fee to enter the horse into the ApHC Performance Permit Program (PPP).
• The ApHC size requirement for a mature Appaloosa is at least 14 hands unshod. Sufficiently young horses can be registered even if they are smaller than this (even though it is impossible to know if they will fulfill the requirement as they mature).
• A horse with excessive white markings not associated with the Appaloosa pattern (e.g. the markings associated with a pinto horse) can only be registered if DNA testing proves that both parents are ApHC registered.

ApHC horse shows

Every year, the ApHC holds three nationally recognized horse shows:

• The National Appaloosa Show
• The World Championship Appaloosa Show
• The Youth World Championship Appaloosa Show

Appaloosa racing

Horses that perform well in Appaloosa races can earn various awards from the ApHC, such as regional ApHC awards and year-end awards. There is also the Racing Register of Merit.

The ApHC records world records and track records for Appaloosa racehorses.

The Appaloosa Competitive All-breed Activities Program (ACAAP)

The Appaloosa Competitive All-breed Activities Program (ACAAP) was created to make it possible for the ApHC to recognize achievements in all-breed competitions where Appaloosas partake.

The National Color Breeding Racing Council

Since 1994, the National Color Breeding Racing Council has promoted Appaloosa racing and Paint racing as a joint venture.

The Appaloosa Breeders’ Trust

The use of Furosemide and Acetazolamide

Since 2007, the ApHC allows Appaloosas to show even if they are being treated with the drugs furosemide and acetazolamide.

Furosemide (trade name: Lasix) is used to prevent bleeding in horses that are inclined to bleed from the nose when carrying out strenuous work, e.g. during a race.

Acetazolamide is used to prevent seizures in horses who suffer from a genetic condition known as Hyperkalemic Periodic Paralysis (HYPP). According to ApHC rules, only a horse tested positive for HYPP is allowed to show while being treated with acetazolamide.

Permitting these two drugs are controversial, since they can be used as drug maskers and make it more difficult to detect the presence of other drugs in the horse. Both the United States Equestrian Federation (USEF) and the International Federation for Equestrian Sports (FEI), which governs international and Olympic equestrian competitions, ban the use of furosemide.

The American Appaloosa Association

In 1983, The American Appaloosa Association was formed as a reaction against a rule change that made it possible for certain plain-colored horses to be included in the ApHC registry. The American Appaloosa Association is based in Missouri.

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Query about adding Voyager Club number to a booking

By peteukmcr , July 27, 2016 in MSC Cruises

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We have made 2 reservations with MSC and although as lead passenger, the system has picked up my Voyager Club number, it did not pick up the 2nd passenger's membership number.

I have tried to get MSC to update the booking over the phone, but they can't update the 2nd passenger details and I can't do it online.

The 2nd passenger can access the Voyager Club using their membership number and if they were to make a booking it is recognised.

The reason we want both passengers to have the numbers on the bookings is to ensure that any onboard benefits are offered to the both of us.

Has anyone else had this issue and managed to get it resolved? If so, any advice would be welcomed.

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I am following this as we have been a bit confused about the Voyager Club numbers as well.

My wife did the match thing and is now Silver with her #.

I have my own number, but it is at Classic level.

We want to be sure we both benefit from her Silver. We were wondering if MSC would combine our numbers...do away with my lesser one...etc.?

We have made 2 reservations with MSC and although as lead passenger, the system has picked up my Voyager Club number, it did not pick up the 2nd passenger's membership number.   I have tried to get MSC to update the booking over the phone, but they can't update the 2nd passenger details and I can't do it online.   The 2nd passenger can access the Voyager Club using their membership number and if they were to make a booking it is recognised.   The reason we want both passengers to have the numbers on the bookings is to ensure that any onboard benefits are offered to the both of us.   Has anyone else had this issue and managed to get it resolved? If so, any advice would be welcomed.

I had a similar problem with a booking made through MSC UK - my number was showing on the booking info but my DH's was missing. I emailed them and it was sorted immediately.

I have recently had the same issue; you may want to try the following:

1. Log into your wife's voyagers club account

2. After she is logged in, click onto her name at the top right corner of the page (next to GB/EN)

3. Underneath "Manage your booking" enter the booking number and YOUR name (not your wife's name)

After doing that, the booking should now show up under "My bookings" in your wife's account.

We have recently made a booking under my boyfriends name (he has Silver status, I have Classic) and this is how I managed to add it to "my bookings." I also received an e-mail a day later saying "Thank you for your booking," - without any other details though, so no new booking confirmation with my number on it.

(Let me add, I did this on the Austrian website, not on the UK one.)

I am following this as we have been a bit confused about the Voyager Club numbers as well.   My wife did the match thing and is now Silver with her #.   I have my own number, but it is at Classic level.   We want to be sure we both benefit from her Silver. We were wondering if MSC would combine our numbers...do away with my lesser one...etc.?   Thoughts?

I do not think that MSC will combine your numbers, at least they did not with us (my boyfriend is at Silver level, I am at Classic).

With the Silver and Classic combination, in my opinion, it is not a problem anyways, as there is hardly any difference between the two.

Here is what I can think of:

- Should you book an MSC Voyages Selection Cruise with 5 + 15 % discount, your wife will receive a 50 Dollar/Euro on-board credit. So make sure you book under your wife's name and number, not yours!!

- There will be a free fruit basket in your cabin for Silver members. Maybe your wife is willing to share? ;)

- When she reaches the next level she will receive a lapel pin :D

1fifthavenue

Andy and I have had these problems in the past too, and at one point I was told we should have given them both when we booked (which you can't do!)

I tend to email [email protected] ; [email protected] and tell them the booking reference and both of our numbers, they've then updated it.

Hi Pete   Andy and I have had these problems in the past too, and at one point I was told we should have given them both when we booked (which you can't do!)   I tend to email [email protected] ; [email protected] and tell them the booking reference and both of our numbers, they've then updated it.   Tim

I was told to email [email protected] , so I may forward to the emails you mention too.

I've got the email of the customer service manager, not sure she'd thank me for posting it on here though haha, generally I send everything to her as I got to the end of my tether with the website problems and having someone else's details on my account!

The only differences between Classic and Silver are

1) Milestone pin when you get to Gold

2) a basket of fresh fruit in the cabin (once per cabin per cruise.) So even if you were both Silver you'd only get 1 basket of fruit .

MSC don't allow combining points from one guest to another.

from the Voyagers Club T&Cs

6.5 The points and benefits assigned to the members are strictly personal and cannot be yielded, transferred, sold, converted into money or reimbursed in the case of partial use.

The only differences between Classic and Silver are 1) Milestone pin when you get to Gold 2) a basket of fresh fruit in the cabin (once per cabin per cruise.) So even if you were both Silver you'd only get 1 basket of fruit .   MSC don't allow combining points from one guest to another.   from the Voyagers Club T&Cs         Pete

but they'd both need to be on there to collect the points so that they reach the same level together...

GOLDENBONNY

I never enter both cards on booking time. I book on my DH card and they have my number automatically on my name in system .

If you have your marine # with MSC you will collect points for sea days any way ,for all other staff you will get points if you use your card .So its never same level together .

Hi Tim, exactly the same situation where you can't add both when booking.   I was told to email [email protected] , so I may forward to the emails you mention too.

You don't need to enter both . Just make sure on you booking you have your partner name and mariner number .

I contacted the reservations team and they couldn't amend the bookings either, so I was advised to email Voyager Club which I have just done, so we'll see.

I emailed [email protected] .

When your tickets are issued, you'll know if the 2nd passenger's VC membership is included IF their membership level is indicated on the luggage tags - it isn't indicated anywhere else on the travel documents. If it's omited means that the ship doesn't have the info and the level won't be shown on the cruisecard - you'll end up having to go to Guest Services to have it sorted (speaking from experience!). Onboard benefits won't be available otherwise.

What's a 'mariner' number? Sorry first timers on MSC.

I emailed [email protected] .       When your tickets are issued, you'll know if the 2nd passenger's VC membership is included IF their membership level is indicated on the luggage tags - it isn't indicated anywhere else on the travel documents. If it's omited means that the ship doesn't have the info and the level won't be shown on the cruisecard - you'll end up having to go to Guest Services to have it sorted (speaking from experience!). Onboard benefits won't be available otherwise.

Thanks. That's why I want it correcting before the tickets are issued if possible so that the onboard benefits are correct.

on my recent cruise, Andy's was registered but mine wasn't. I went to reception with my number and got it sorted - new card issued. Take a post-it note with both your number's on, just in case

Sorry ,it's called Voyager number on MSC :) Just look on your booking info . After your wife name should say Voyager # .

Wow what great service, a reply within 2 hours and 1 booking now shows both Voyager numbers. Although the rep thought both were updated, she is to check tomorrow as 1 still hasn't updated. Still impressive in terms of turn around though.

Delighted it's sorted. :) Have a great cruise, Pete!

All sorted now. The rep took ownership and emailed me today to say all bookings have been updated successfully. Great customer service

Glad for you, Pete ................. you can now focus on looking forward to your cruise :) Have a great one!

No they don't combine numbers.

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