VFIP question

[Joeychgo]

We have a question --

 

If we bring the kids along (college age) and put them in their own cabin -- who gets the credit for the days at sea?

[stargate fan]

We have a question --

 

If we bring the kids along (college age) and put them in their own cabin -- who gets the credit for the days at sea?

 

Each person accrues his or her own number of days at sea, regardless of who booked the cruise or in whose cabin he/she sleeps.

[Amygrace0613]

They each get their own credit...each guest in the cabin will get sail days credit.

[Davey Wavey]

it's just like airline frequent flier miles. each passenger has his/her own VIFP number and everyone gets the same number of days regardless of who pays or which cabin they are in.

[Joeychgo]

got it - thanks

[Cruisin'Allie]

I remember reading posts about 12 yo kids that were platinum!

 

 

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[GTO-Girl]

I remember reading posts about 12 yo kids that were platinum!

 

 

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When we cruised on the Dream last October they introduced a 5 year old boy who had just made Platinum! It was great!

[Cruisin'Allie]

Wow! Never heard of any that young but I guess if he went on a couple 3 or 4 day cruises a year it would add up (back in the good old days, that is!)

 

 

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[near the beach]

The youngest was a 3 year old.

Our grandson was nine when he became platinum.

[bonnys]

My DD will be 14 when she turns platinum. Not the youngest but she's happy all the same.

[Out to sea!]

I remember reading posts about 12 yo kids that were platinum!

 

 

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One of our table mates on our last cruise was a Platinum with 15 cruises under her belt..........at age 9! :eek:

[aggieastrosfan]

My 7 year old just had his first platinum cruise last week - and boy, was he proud of that card. :rolleyes:

 

 

Meredith

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