Carnival’s new Rewards setup is getting closer — anybody seeing offer changes yet?

I was reading Cruise Industry News this week and saw another piece about Carnival’s new Rewards program rollout and the updated milestone setup tied to it. Not exactly a casino-only announcement, but anytime Carnival changes how they track and reward guest spending, my ears perk up a little, because it can eventually ripple into how folks here think about offers and play. My practical take: whenever a line changes loyalty language, I assume there may be some confusion before things settle out. Gene and I learned a long time ago not to chase a number thinking it will magically turn into better mailers. That road gets expensive fast. What I’m curious about is this: has anyone here actually noticed any change yet in their Carnival casino offers, booking screens, or host communication as this new program gets closer?

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I haven’t seen a clear casino-side change yet on my end, but this is exactly when I start taking screenshots. When a line rolls out new loyalty language, the public-facing pages often update before the offer terms do, and sometimes the opposite. I’d be watching for quiet edits to expiration dates, booking windows, waived-deposit language, and whether the same offer suddenly prices differently by s

Nothing obvious yet on my side, but I did notice my VIFP/account area looked a little different when I was poking around last week, and that usually makes me pay extra attention to the casino side for a while. Not saying it means anything offer-wise, just that Carnival seems to be moving pieces around. What I always watch first is whether the same kind of offer starts coming with different cabin

I haven’t seen a dramatic change in my Carnival casino offers yet, but I did notice the cadence feels a little uneven lately. Not fewer, exactly, just less predictable in when they show up and how long they sit there before changing. That makes me wonder if some back-end pieces are being reworked even if the front-end offer names still look familiar. One thing I’d keep an eye on is whether onboar