Is there still a way to get your cabin mate the same C&A benefits as yourself?

[JTJ]

Is there still a way to get your cabin mate the same C&A benefits as yourself?

[smokeybandit]

Other than the minor child/significant other rules,  nope

[leaveitallbehind]

You never could and you still can't.  The only way for tier status sharing is with a spouse, child, or significant other sharing the same residence address.  Otherwise actual C & A tier status with each is observed.

Edited June 3 by leaveitallbehind

[not-enough-cruising]

27 minutes ago, JTJ said:

Is there still a way to get your cabin mate the same C&A benefits as yourself?

“Still a way”?

 

There was never a way unless your cabin mate is your significant other or your minor child 

[HicksRA]

Marry him/her/they/them/etc…

[Biker19]

19 hours ago, JTJ said:

Is there still a way to get your cabin mate the same C&A benefits as yourself?

That’s a Celebrity thing. 

[bouhunter]

No

[gerif]

5 hours ago, Biker19 said:

That’s a Celebrity thing. 

You can’t on  Celebrity either. I’m going on my first Celebrity cruise in a number of years soon and my cabin mate will not have my elite benefits (I’m elite by virtue of being diamond). Doesn’t really matter since their happy hour is only from 5-7 and I have early dining. 

[firefly333]

On 6/3/2024 at 8:19 AM, JTJ said:

Is there still a way to get your cabin mate the same C&A benefits as yourself?

Agree with biker. I heard celebrity used to do that with cabin mates, never heard of it with roya and I've done royal about 20 years.

 

Marry him or her only way if they are adults or have them move in and declare them to be your significant other. They cant say married any more, since not all states allow same sex  marriage perhaps, Idk really, but it's never been a thing just because they share your cabin on royal. Pre covid I think maybe you were allowed a guest to such as top tier event, but havent heard that since covid.

[doghog]

1 hour ago, bouhunter said:

No

As it should be!