Just ask for the Mariner Club when booking your cruise and you can enjoy:

1) Special fares booked by travel professionals

2) Complimentary Mariner Shoreside Excursions

3) Exclusive onboard cocktail parties

4) Welcoming company of our Mariner Club hosts

5) Mileage rewards program

The American Express Mariner Club. An extraordinary cruise experience at an incredible value.

As a full cruise guest—depending on date of booking and cabin category—when you book your vacation early, you can enjoy many additional benefits ranging from:

1) Complimentary first-class air and limo transfers (or up to an additional $1,000 per person cruise savings)* when booking Suites or Verandahs

2) Shipboard credits ranging from $75 to $750 per person

3) Prepaid gratuities

4) Initial in-suite liquor service (four bottles)

5) An additional exclusive shore excursion

6) Luggage delivery service to and from Seattle and San Diego

7) Welcome bottle of champagne

8) Paying-in-full savings of up to three percent of gross cruise-only fare when you pay in full by 1/31/08

*Complimentary economy class air/motorcoach available for certain cabin categories. Please ask about our exclusive amenities when booking your cruise. Number and value of amenities increase with earlier bookings and higher-category cabins.

Hong Kong—October 11, 2008
Enjoy spectacular city views high atop Victoria Peak. Visit the Tea Ware Museum—the city’s oldest colonial building, built in 1846. Discover the magical lore of tea at a local tea house. And finally, enjoy lunch in Ngong Ping and visit the famous Tian Tan Buddha.


Melbourne, Australia—November 2, 2008
Discover Federation Square, Melbourne’s meeting place and unique cultural precinct. Experience a creative mix of attractions. And enjoy a private tour of the National Gallery of Victoria, featuring the best Australian artists. Conclude your tour with a delicious lunch in delightful garden surroundings.

Bob & Kathy Wallace. He was the captain of the football team, she was a cheerleader … they fell in love on the 40-yard line and the rest is history. Now retired, Bob was a pilot for American Airlines while Kathy worked as a tour director, traveling worldwide. Their shared interests include reading, golf and grandkids.