Elite Captain Circle Membership

[LARGIN]

Being Elite does not guarantee that you will be invited to the Captains lunch..

[coiran]

This thread is becoming a "oneupmanship" game. Might be a good time to close it.

Ron

[snowman]

This thread is becoming a "oneupmanship" game. Might be a good time to close it.

Ron

I think that is for the moderator to decide. I enjoy seeing how many days people have cruised

[lyntony]

I think the decision is left up to the Captain's Circle Representative. Maybe some go by the book and some just make their own decisions.

 

Lyndee

[Pia1913]

I think the decision is left up to the Captain's Circle Representative. Maybe some go by the book and some just make their own decisions.

 

Lyndee

 

Perhaps when there was no specific designation it was done that way. Now they just take the top 40 most travelled (in days, not number of cruises). We are talking 40 people, not couples.

 

Pia

[Mapu]

We have been to two "most traveled" luncheons. The first was in 2005 when we were Platinum and the second on our Pacific Princess cruise this past June (we are now Elite). There were only a half dozen Elite members at the luncheon all of the other guests were Platinum. The CC rep said that they invite the 40 most traveled guests. We were Elite this past February on the Star and did not make the cut. Gail

[Pia1913]

We have been to two "most traveled" luncheons. The first was in 2005 when we were Platinum and the second on our Pacific Princess cruise this past June (we are now Elite). There were only a half dozen Elite members at the luncheon all of the other guests were Platinum. The CC rep said that they invite the 40 most traveled guests. We were Elite this past February on the Star and did not make the cut. Gail

 

You will find that the longer the itinerary, the more travelled the passengers. I recall that when we were on the PP B2B, we were 3rd most travelled on the first leg and didn't make the luncheon cut on the 2nd.