Diamond member on Celebrity???
 

We just booked a last minute quickie cruise on the Century for
Feb. 19th. We're Diamond members on RCI and are told that
we'll be the same level on Celebirty....we are past Captain's
Club members on Celebrity.

What if any, are the perks on Celebrity for their Elite
status, for which we now qualify. I'm pretty sure there is
not a concierge lounge.

Re: Diamond member on Celebrity???
 

I know the past guest pricing is transferable. I'm not sure the benefit status is transferable. I didn't think so, but not sure. Let us know how it turns out.

Re: Diamond member on Celebrity???
 

Here's a link to the perks for Elite members
http://www.celebritycruises.com/capt...rship_benefits

On Celebrity and RCI you are considered to be member's of the repeater's club equivalent to highest level you are already on the other line. So, yes, if you're Diamond on RCI, you'll be Elite on Celebrity... with those perks.

And you're right, Celebrity does not have Concierge Lounges, like on some RCI Ships.

Good to know if an X ever come to Galveston. :)

Hello Fellowcruisers,

I have booked my first cruise on Celebrity in 2010 and was told by my t.a from RCCL that you have to be at least a Diamond Plus member on RCCL to be equal with Celebrity even if you have never cruised on Celebrity cruiselines.

Please check with your travel agent or Celebrity on this....

elf

Unless something drastic has changed, you DO get equal status and no need to ask a T/A since it is right on their website. And I swear I would do Celebrity again but MAN do I love the concierge lounges!

I think you need to be a minimum of a Platinum member (5 points) on RCI to get equal status on Celebrity. RCI gold memebers do not get any credit on Celebrity for their RCI cruises

Robbie, what do the concierge lounges include? Going on first cruise as a diamond member, always seen the lounge and never been in....any free drinks?

PLENTY of free drinks! Finger foods to go along with that (during the 1700-2030 time frame) and they have a continental breakfast set-up in the morning. The majority of the concierge staff have been great, especially because it has grown into a big headache from a logistics standpoint. Too many of us! We were just on the "Indy" and that class has a "Diamond Lounge" in addition to the "Concierge Lounge" (so Diamonds don't go to same lounge as suite guests). IMHO it is nice to see "RCI" be responsive to the problem. We have been (and are going again) on "Member" cruises where even two lounges are packed. But we love the perk, even though we hardly drink, and it is a great place to meet folks with the same passion for cruising.