OBC Shareholder credit for 14 day cruise reduced to $100?

[Always Cruising]

I seem to remember that $200 was the OBC for shareholders on a 14 day cruise.  But I only rec'd $100.  Anyone notice a recent change?   TIA

[Cruiser_1977]

https://d1io3yog0oux5.cloudfront.net/nclhltd/files/documents/623650_-_NCL_Shareholder_Benefit_Offer.pdf

 

$250 15+ days

$100 7-14 days

$50 6 days or less

 

This is per stateroom NOT per person.

[MarkusToe]

And it's split by 2, half each roommate....

[vince_g]

It was $250 for a 14 night cruise years ago.

[mking8288]

Our last 14 days (Jan 2019) "Escape" to West Caribbean & Mexico had already been reduced to just $100 for the cabin, or $50 p/p x 2 ... same as sailing for 7 or 10 days.  Checked my notes & the confirmation of updated Amenities ... 15 days and longer, then it bump up to $250 or $125 x 2 for the cabin.

 

And, there aren't too many 15+ days on NCL's cruise horizon ahead. 

[julig22]

My first 14 day cruise was in October 2018. I got $100 obc.

[Always Cruising]

15 hours ago, vince_g said:

It was $250 for a 14 night cruise years ago.

I thought so....thanks for your answer

[jebhoward3]

Wording can be confusing as a 15 day cruise is a 14 night cruise and a 14 day cruise is a 13 night cruise.    A 14 day cruise is not a 14 night cruise..

[jebhoward3]

When they say 15 day cruise they are counting the day you board the ship as day 1 and the day you get off the ship as day 15, not 24 hour days.

[julig22]

19 minutes ago, jebhoward3 said:

When they say 15 day cruise they are counting the day you board the ship as day 1 and the day you get off the ship as day 15, not 24 hour days.

If you get off the ship on day 15 it would be listed as a 14 day cruise.  Not quite 24 hrs because you board late in the day, disembark early.  Its based on the number on nights you are on the ship, not calendar days.