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Norwegian Cruise Line World Mastercard

At its all-time high

Best offer this card has ever had: 30,000 points.

Current sign-up bonus

30,000

Bonus points

Earn 30,000 points after you spend $1,500 in the first 3 months. That's ~$450 in value.

Earning rates

3x

Norwegian Cruise Line purchases

2x

Eligible air and hotel purchases

1x

Everything else

Key benefits

  • ✓3x WorldPoints on Norwegian Cruise Line purchases
  • ✓Points redeemable for onboard credit and cruise discounts (100 points = $1)
  • ✓No annual fee, no foreign transaction fees

We list the highlights. See the issuer for full benefits & terms

Welcome bonus history

Every welcome bonus we've recorded for this card. The dashed line is its all-time high; the green dot is today, sitting right at the peak.

All-time high30,00010,000 points · from Apr 202020,000 points · from Jul 202225,000 points · from Oct 202320,000 points · from Mar 2024Current2020Today · 2026
  1. 30,000 pointsCurrent★ Highest ever
    2026-09-07 · $1,500 / 3mo · Get 30,000 bonus points after at least $1,500 in purchases in the first 90 days of account opening. Advertised as a limited-time online offer.
    Source: ncl.com
  2. 20,000 points
    2024-03-01 · $1,000 / 3mo · Back to the standard 20,000 after $1,000 in 90 days by March 2024; unchanged and still current July 2026 (issuer page + ncl.com + Frequent Miler).
    Source: ncl.com
  3. 25,000 points
    2023-10-01 · $1,000 / 3mo · Limited-time online offer, roughly October 2023 through February 2024 (ncl.com Wayback snapshots): 25,000 points, the documented all-time high. Spend per The Points Guy 2024-01-09 review.
    Source: web.archive.org
  4. 20,000 points
    2022-07-01 · $1,000 / 3mo · Increased to 20,000 points by July 2022 (Wayback of the issuer page); $1,000 in 90 days per The Points Guy review.
    Source: web.archive.org
  5. 10,000 points
    2020-04-01 · Earliest documented level: 10,000 WorldPoints, on the issuer page from at least April 2020 through September 2021 (Wayback). Spend requirement and window for this era are not documented.
    Source: web.archive.org

Historical offers are tracked for reference. Past offers may not return.