Silver C & A members...

[Murphy]

Does anyone remember what our benefits were for Silver Members? I just found my "Silver Member" C & A membership card. My first sailing with RCCL was in 1997, so I am guessing I would have received the card after that date. Doesn't seem that long ago, but for the life of me, I can't remember what a Silver Member meant! Any long time cruisers remember this level?

[cruisinfanatic]

Does anyone remember what our benefits were for Silver Members? I just found my "Silver Member" C & A membership card. My first sailing with RCCL was in 1997, so I am guessing I would have received the card after that date. Doesn't seem that long ago, but for the life of me, I can't remember what a Silver Member meant! Any long time cruisers remember this level?

No such thing as silver anymore. Best to call Crown and Anchor and get it straightened out.

[Murphy]

Oh, I'm Diamond now, so there's nothing to straighten out. I was just tickled when I found this old "Silver" membership card and was wondering what it meant when it was valid! :)

[Coralc]

We still use our Silver member cards. Just the C&A number since we don't really need a "card". I think they just changed it to Gold membership instead of Silver. Other than the magazine with cruise discount coupons, I don't actually recall receiving any "benefits":)

[mimikens]

I think you were bronze after your first cruise. I believe you went silver after cruise 2 or three. Gold - I believe was at 5. I remember getting a pin. I don't remember getting any specific amenities except certain little memorabilia on board.