Roll Call Celebrity Millennium 10/29/2006

JoeyandDavid · July 31, 2006

Mary Ann,

I had some of them but deleted the street addresses as soon as i made labels,

I did though maintain an email database....however I was reluctant to keep address information as to protect the privacy of those who may not want the information public

Cruisergal · August 1, 2006

Joey, I did not mean the addresses , just the state would be ok. I know we should find out this kind of stuff when we all meet face to face, but from the other board it shows in most CC'ers postings.

Mary Ann

JoeyandDavid · August 1, 2006

MaryAnn we are working on something like that .. but in the mean time if you enteryour cruise in the CruiseCrazies Meeting Hall that will help some..

http://www.cruisecrazies.com/meetinghall/index.php

PaulaW · August 1, 2006

Diane-

To answer your question: I am Elite and I, too, would like more than coffee and danish! I'm sure we can work something out!

zebra · August 1, 2006

Hey Paula....how many cruises are required to be Elite - this is our 4th with X.

JoeyandDavid · August 1, 2006

10 cruise points.. you get one for every cruise ... one for cruises over 12 nights and one for CC or suite ...max 3 per cruise

we got 2 for the century one for the cruise and one for Sky suite this cruise with you guys we get one for the cruise one for the duration and one for the Concierge class for a max of 3 .....come PC cruise we will be select where we will pick up 3 more... two credits away from elite...

at least I think I have that right

chachabell · August 1, 2006

Jackie -- The Captains Club levels are based on points. You need 10 points to be Elite. You get 1 point per cruise, plus an extra point each if the cruise is a 14-day, cruisetour, or you are CC class or above with max of 3 points per cruise. The Med will be our first cruise as Elite.

chachabell · August 1, 2006

Seeing Joey's post (which I think we were both typing at the same time) made me go to the Celebrity website to verify. Couldn't find anything re 12 vs 14 day cruises, but it is AFTER 10 points that you move to Elite.

zebra · August 1, 2006

Thanks for the clarification - where or how do I check my credit status?

PaulaW · August 1, 2006

In my case, I qualify as Elite because of my Platinum status with Royal Caribbean. Because they are sister companies, you get reciprocal status. Although the points cannot be combined between the two cruise lines, you automatically qualify for the comparable program of the sister line when you cruise. Does that make sense?

I have 6 cruises with RCI and 2 with Celebrity, but because I have >5 with RCI, I am Platinum-- therefore Elite with Celebrity.