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100 shares of CCL stock will entitle you to an onboard credit (one per stateroom) each time you sail. The amount of the credit will vary by length of cruise. You must submit the request for each cruise and provide acceptable proof of ownership.

 

If you are a fairly frequent cruiser on any of the CCL owned lines, this is a reall benefit, as it is a tax free "dividend". Our ROI has been outstanding.

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Stockholders with at least 100 shares of Carnival Corporation stock can get an OBC. You must apply for each cruise. Proof is a copy of your statement, proxy notice, or share certificate.

The credit is $250 for a cruise 14 days or longer, $100 for 7 to 13 days, and $50 for 6 days or less.

Send by fax or regular mail. It can no longer be sent by email.

Tel 800-872-6779 ext. 30317

Fax 661-753-0180

Booking Support

24844 Avenue Rockefeller

Santa Clarita, CA 91355

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It's well worth holding the required 100 shares of CCL. Remember that this is a per cabin benefit - you can't get it for more than one person per cabin.

 

 

 

OBC from CCL Stock

Sailings of 6 days or less $50

Sailings of 7 - 13 days $100

Sailings of 14 days or longer $ 250

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How many shares do you need of CCL to get anything and what do you get?

 

Here's the Princess application form containing the info about the program beyond knowing about the required 100 shares.

 

http://boards.cruisecritic.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=317604&d=1403910758

 

It's not required to use the form & since the program was recently extended to next year they have not updated the form yet so do not be concerned about the dates shown on the form.

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Hi,

 

I agree that the shareholder onboard credit is a great benefit. I have owned Carnival corporation stock for many years and have enjoyed the onboard credit on numerous cruises. Unlike some other cruise stock (Royal Caribbean), you are allowed to combine the shareholder credit with other onboard credits.

 

Chuck

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