Important information: Virgin Australia domestic Reward Seat and Any Seat bookings have re-opened for some of our most population destinations for travel from 1 September 2020.
Other redemption opportunities aren’t available for the time being, but we’ll update you as that changes. We’re committed to continuing to offer you benefits you love and sharing more offers with you as travel begins to resume.
How to use 1,000 to 20,000 Velocity Points
Starting out, or replenishing your Points after a spend? You might feel like you have a long way to go, but there are great rewards to be had no matter what your Points balance is.
From just 4,900 Points you can upgrade your next Virgin Australia flight – and from just 6,200 Points, you can redeem on one-way Economy flight bookings too. That’s right: a flight paid for by Points!
If you’ve hit the 10,000 Points mark, you can also get yourself a Virgin Australia Single Entry Lounge Pass.
Not planning a trip right now? Why not get yourself a $100 gift card (for 18,000 Points) that you can spend at your favourite stores, including Bunnings, Coles, Myer and David Jones? Or, visit our Online Rewards Store for hundreds of great products and gifts.
How to use 20,000 to 50,000 Velocity Points
Sandy shores await. You’re beginning to master the art of earning Velocity Points, and have yourself a nice bundle of Points to spend – so we think you’ve earned yourself a break for all your hard work!
For 35,600 Points, you can get a return Economy ticket to sunny Fiji from Sydney or Brisbane. If a retreat in Bali is calling your name, you’ll need 44,600 Points for a return Economy ticket, and if Queenstown beckons you’ll want 35,600 Points to get you there and back.
If a chill in the air has you dreaming of heading up to the balmy north, fly Economy on Points to Cairns and back from Sydney or Melbourne for 28,200 Points.
If it’s Business Class or bust, fly between Brisbane and Melbourne, return, for 47,000 Points and fly in style. Again, bear in mind that taxes and fees will apply to any flight redemptions you make.
How to use 50,000 to 100,000 Velocity Points
Now, this is where your rewards get really exciting. If you’ve passed the 50,000 Points mark, you could fly return Economy to Los Angeles from Sydney, Melbourne or Brisbane with United Airlines for 89,600 Points.
How to use more than 100,000 Velocity Points
If you’ve hit the 100,000 Points mark – you’ve earned yourself some seriously enticing rewards (and know a thing or two about earning on Velocity!). Have you earned 150,000 Points yet? How does a return Economy flight from Sydney, Melbourne or Brisbane with Qatar sound?
Where could your Points take you?
From London to Los Angeles to Langkawi...
From London to Los Angeles to Langkawi...
Who's the winner? Well, you, really.
Who's the winner? Well, you, really.
Here's the legal stuff you might want to know
Velocity Membership Terms and Conditions apply. The Points prices displayed are correct as at 5 June 2023 and are subject to change. Fares are subject to availability, and seats are limited and may not be available at peak times or on all flights. Redemption bookings are based on a one-way Economy Reward Seat unless otherwise stated and must be booked via the Velocity website. Taxes, fees and surcharges are payable at the time of booking and will vary depending on carrier, city pair, fare class date and time of booking. All payments made on the internet or on the phone via debit/credit card are subject to a payment surcharge between 0.6% to 1.3% of the total value of the card transaction (capped at $40 for domestic and $70 for international, per passenger per booking). Full terms and conditions at velocityfrequentflyer.com. unless otherwise stated.