New Perks for Crown and Anchor Society

sailingrose · June 1, 2010

From RCI's website:

New benefits to enhance your cruising experience!

When it comes to delivering a more gratifying experience to our Crown & Anchor guests, the question isn't why-it's Why Not? These exclusive new benefits will add to those you've enjoyed in the past. There has never been a better time to be a member of the Crown & Anchor Society - and there is much more to come!

Exclusive Onboard Booking Bonus¹Learn More
Ultimate Value Booklet with great onboard offers Learn More
Invitation to Welcome Back Party²

SeaPass Card recognition
Priority check-in³
Private departure lounge with continental breakfast
Platinum, Diamond and Diamond Plus Event

Robes for use onboard³
Signature lapel pin
Priority wait list for shore excursions/spa services
Amenity delivered to your stateroom
Diamond Lounge on Freedom-Class and Oasis-Class Ships

Priority departure from ship
Exclusive Nightly Diamond and Diamond Plus Event⁴Learn More
Daily breakfast with specialty coffees ⁵Learn More
Milestone Recognition⁶
Behind-the-scenes entertainment tour⁷
Personalized amenity ⁸

Concierge lounge access ⁹
Behind-the-scenes tours⁷
Priority seating at theater, ice show and Aquatheater events ⁸
Meal with an officer on cruises 7-nights or longer for members with 49 or more cruise credits
Upgraded bathroom amenities for members with 49 or more cruise credits
Additional amenity for members with 49 or more cruise credits⁸
Additional amenity for members with 74 or more cruise credits⁸

Quarterly saving certificates online¹⁰Learn More
Advance notice on special offers, new deployment and itineraries¹¹
Discounts on balcony and suite staterooms¹²Learn More
A special number to call for pre-cruise benefits, (888)437-1953¹³
Matching Celebrity Cruises' Captain's Club member benefits

Complimentary custom air fee¹³(ChoiceAir^SM not included)
Priority waitlist seating request in the main dining room¹³
Complimentary space-available stateroom upgrades ¹⁴
Complimentary stateroom upgrades^14,¹⁵
Preferred location and table size seating request in the main dining room¹⁶
Access to favorite Captain's or Cruise Directors' sailing schedule

Exclusive access to Diamond Plus call center staff members
Membership card, luggage tag and lapel pin
Single supplement cruise fare reduced to 150% for members that have 49 or more cruise credits¹⁷
Complimentary 7-night cruise in a Balcony stateroom for 100 and 150 cruise credits¹⁸
Complimentary 7-night cruise in a Junior Suite stateroom for 200, 250 and 300 cruise credits¹⁸


Extra cruise credit for suites¹⁹
Extra cruise credit for a 12-night or longer cruise/Cruisetour¹⁹
Member Cruises
Crown & Anchor Society Desk for membership inquiries (800 526-9723)
Member-only section on our website

For more info please see RCI's Website............

GottaCruz · June 1, 2010

Received a message on my answering machine today from Goldstein saying more perks now and now I know exactly what they are. Thanks for the list, Rose. This is great. I sure do like those complimentary cruises. Great motivation .

sailingrose · June 1, 2010

I didn't get a call, an e-mail nothing.......oh well.

TheSkipper · June 2, 2010

We got the call today also. Still not planning to go back with them, but at least the are trying.

GottaCruz · June 2, 2010

Rose, this time was a recording but if Adam should call me personally, I will give him a piece of my mind for not calling you.

sailingrose · June 2, 2010

OK Cheryl! LOL

JohnG · June 3, 2010

Just got off the Jewel of the Seas in the Baltic/Russia from Harwich and they were implementing them. For Diamond and Diamond Plus they had a bar open from 5-8:30pm with complimentary beer, champagne, and wine, and 25% off mixed drinks. Also a private section in dining room for Diamond/Diamond Plus and complimentary specialty coffees.

sailingrose · June 3, 2010

They had both of those things already.

GottaCruz · November 10, 2010

Just recently came back from the Liberty of the Seas. Didn't get the lapel pin, didn't get the personalized amenity . All we got was the use of the robes. They didn't even have the priority check in. I think Adam needs to be called.