MC_GTP

Thank you both. I may book the ones with no casino level and an Elite just to try to out. I got 3 offers that do not have a level on them so I have a variety and two Elites one for US and one for AU so definitely have enough to keep myself busy for Sept-Feb as ships start sailing. Also just got an email that I will have an Ultra offer in 6 days.

@lazydayz Thank you that is what I was most concerned about is getting table time. It was luck both on the tables and my schedule that allowed me to put in 4-6 hours a day and get me to this level of offers so I do not want to lose it.

Thank you everyone. I did not mean to restrict the responses to just gamblers but figured those would be the people that could offer the info, but in reality any one with helpful advice is welcome. 

I appreciate the info. I think based in what you have said I will book cruises that do not have a level name like premier for both USA and Australia.  The offers with no level pretty much offer the same but if I can avoid an over crowded casino that would limit the time I need to out in to maintain my play level that is a plus.

Thank you for your input. In your experience are the offers that are open to all cruises and do not have any level like premier or elite less packed when it comes to the casino?

So because of all these shut downs and limited entertainment I have decided to book some cruises as I am going stir crazy at home. My question offer then the listed benefits is there any down side to one type of casino offer versus another?  I have only sailed on carnival once and it was on a paid ticket and not on a Casino offer so any information on the casino offers is helpful.

I have 6 US offers including Getaway, Premier, Premier Special Edition, Elite plus some with no obvious level like one listed as Hot Streak Bonus. The ones with levels seem to be restricted on sailings and offer a variety of benefits; different amounts of FunPlay, DOU in Casino/Everywhere, all at least free Balcony some are free Suite. While the ones with no levels seem to apply to all sailings and offer the same benefits but is half the price except for the Elite sailing of course as it offers Platinum VIFP status.

Are the ones with levels listed better than the ones without?

If one offer has the benefits I want but it is a lower level then another offer is there any downside?

Are the Casinos during the lower level offers packed? I would assume this is the case cause more people qualify for them?

Are Casino Tournaments offered on all levels, and ones without levels?

Also thinking of using one of my Australia offers, same questions on these? I only have 3 of these; Premier, Elite and one with no level.

Thanks in Advance for the info.

MC