nadalina Posted November 4, 2009 #1 Share Posted November 4, 2009 I am a little confused about the reciprocal policies between RCI and Celebrity and I am hoping someone can educate me. I have been on 31 Celebrity cruises but only 2 Royal Caribbean cruises that were prior to the merger of RCCL and Celebrity. I recently booked a cruise on the RCI Serenade for May and I was told that my Elite status with Celebrity would be recognized on RCI as a Diamond member...... not Diamond Plus, but just Diamond. Are only so many cruises allowed for reciprocal benefits? And can someone familiar with the Serenade explain the basic perks I can expect? Just wondering how RCI Diamond compares with Celebrity. Thanks much, Peggy Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
madforcruising Posted November 4, 2009 #2 Share Posted November 4, 2009 I am a little confused about the reciprocal policies between RCI and Celebrity and I am hoping someone can educate me. I have been on 31 Celebrity cruises but only 2 Royal Caribbean cruises that were prior to the merger of RCCL and Celebrity. I recently booked a cruise on the RCI Serenade for May and I was told that my Elite status with Celebrity would be recognized on RCI as a Diamond member...... not Diamond Plus, but just Diamond. Are only so many cruises allowed for reciprocal benefits? And can someone familiar with the Serenade explain the basic perks I can expect? Just wondering how RCI Diamond compares with Celebrity. Thanks much, Peggy It´s pretty easy ( or somteimes not so;)). Select status = Platinum status Elite Status = Diamond Status It´s only your status that counts for recognition of the equivalent status on the other line. Your cruise credits will not transfer over. As Elite is the highest on X and reached after 10 cruise credits the equivalent status on RCI is Diamond. There is no matching Status for Diamond plus on Celebrity, so it can´t be transferred over. So you had 2 cruises on RCI which makes you Gold on RCI, now your Elite status on Celebrity makes you Diamond on RCI, but still with only 2 cruise credits. So to reach D+ you will need to earn another 22 cruise credits, not as you might think 12 like all others reaching Diamond at 10. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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