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I just wanted to give you an upgrade on the points required on board to receive a Free Cruise Certificate or Cruise Discount.

 

 

o 1,999 Dream Points 30% Cabin Discount

 

o 9`999 Dream Points FFC Interior Stateroom Bella Experience

 

o 14`999 Dream Points FFC Ocean View Stateroom Bella Experience

 

o 19`999 Dream Points FFC Balcony Stateroom Bella Experience

 

o 29`999 Dream Points FFC Suite Stateroom Aurea Experience

 

o 44`999 Dream Points FFC MSC Yacht Club Deluxe Suite

 

Thank you, gkbiiii!

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Hi Spidybabe, Thanks for the info, have a couple of questions if you would be so kind. I understand we need to send URCOMPED copies of our offers from other cruise lines. Would a balcony offer on NCL or RCCL, for example, typically equal a balcony on MSC? Based on the $2.50/point, do you know approximately how many points MSC requires to comp an inside, oceanview, and balcony? Thank you.

 

We had a certificate for a comped inside for an NCL cruise. We received an inside Bella cabin on the Divina (fair) and got upgraded to a wellness (large balcony). Without reaching 9999 points we were given certificate for free ov cabin based on table play. Thru urcomped/MSC we got ov on seaside, which got upgraded to auera balcony. Too great deals for free!! And we still have certificate for OV to use, and MSC invited us on a cruise with casino executives. We have only had positive experiences with URCOMPED and MSC casino staff

Safe sailing

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Can you confirm what I have seen on these boards previously, are there no craps tables on MSC ships? (at least the one/one's you have been on).

 

 

 

Thank you

 

 

 

I will do my one upcoming cruise on the Seaside.

 

The deliberate omission of a craps table on a USA based ship is ridiculous.

 

Get smart MSC.

 

You will make your casino players very disappointed.

 

 

 

 

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We had a certificate for a comped inside for an NCL cruise. We received an inside Bella cabin on the Divina (fair) and got upgraded to a wellness (large balcony). Without reaching 9999 points we were given certificate for free ov cabin based on table play. Thru urcomped/MSC we got ov on seaside, which got upgraded to auera balcony. Too great deals for free!! And we still have certificate for OV to use, and MSC invited us on a cruise with casino executives. We have only had positive experiences with URCOMPED and MSC casino staff

Safe sailing

 

 

 

Did you get upgraded automatically without asking? When did you become aware of the upgrade, before you got to the port?

 

 

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We had a certificate for a comped inside for an NCL cruise. We received an inside Bella cabin on the Divina (fair) and got upgraded to a wellness (large balcony). Without reaching 9999 points we were given certificate for free ov cabin based on table play. Thru urcomped/MSC we got ov on seaside, which got upgraded to auera balcony. Too great deals for free!! And we still have certificate for OV to use, and MSC invited us on a cruise with casino executives. We have only had positive experiences with URCOMPED and MSC casino staff

Safe sailing

 

Fantastic, good for you! Thank you for responding. :cool::cool::cool:

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Did you get upgraded automatically without asking? When did you become aware of the upgrade, before you got to the port?

 

 

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Automatic upgrade, didn't ask and since we are casino guests. We didn't expect an upgrade

Safe sailing

 

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Does anyone know if four- or multi-card keno is available on any Carnival ship, or any line besides NCL? After 18 NCL cruises through Casinos at Sea, we decided to sail on Carnival Glory last month for a change of scenery - different line, different ports. However, I was disappointed that only one-card Keno and Cleopatra were available (not my games) even though the Super King machines had a picture of four-card keno on the front, indicating it was available. I brought this up to one of the slot attendants and then the casino manager and received a blank stare both times, no response.

 

Additionally, we each had over 5,000 points (not easy for me since I couldn’t find a game I enjoyed), but no offer when we disembarked and nothing since.

 

I have registered with URcomped (thank you to all who posted this info) but I have no free cruise offers to submit since I just call CAS to book my cruises.

 

I am sailing on the NCL Getaway next month, and I’m ready to book my next cruise and am seriously considering another line, but I will not consider any cruise line that does not offer at least four-card keno, if not multi.

 

Thank you for any information on the keno issue and on how to get a comped cruise on another line without first sailing on one to get rated.

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For anyone considering an MSC cruise, I just returned from the Seaside on an offer from Mohegan Sun. It was marvelous and the casino staff treated us well. The casino was smaller & more crowded than I am unaccustomed to on NCL, but it was fun. I got the 30% off offer with some free play for my next cruise, but was even happier when I got home and had an invitation to pick up another certificate from Mohegan Sun.

 

I can confirm that my cruise was completely free other than what I spent onboard.

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I was talking to the Casino Host on the Allure last week and she mentioned that Royal is looking to go to a system like this soon. Guess they are letting their sister company try it first to see how it works.

Just got some info on the new Club Royale tier levels. Rep said that the program info should be released sometime this week.

 

Based on your points earned between July 1, 2016 and December 31, 2017, you will initially be assigned one of the following player tier levels:

 

Select 0-2,499 points (sorry not sure of perks)

Premier 2,500 - 24,999 points - Includes drink card, waive 5% cash fee, internet + other discounts

Signature 25,000 - 99,999 points - All above plus one device unlimited internet + higher discounts

Master 100,000+ points - All above plus two device internet, higher discounts & suite lounge

 

There are more perks to come (hopefully!), but this is all the info the rep I spoke with had.

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Just got some info on the new Club Royale tier levels. Rep said that the program info should be released sometime this week.

 

Based on your points earned between July 1, 2016 and December 31, 2017, you will initially be assigned one of the following player tier levels:

 

Select 0-2,499 points (sorry not sure of perks)

Premier 2,500 - 24,999 points - Includes drink card, waive 5% cash fee, internet + other discounts

Signature 25,000 - 99,999 points - All above plus one device unlimited internet + higher discounts

Master 100,000+ points - All above plus two device internet, higher discounts & suite lounge

 

There are more perks to come (hopefully!), but this is all the info the rep I spoke with had.

 

thanks for the information. I am also cruising the NCL escape on 5-27-18 - booked from resorts casino in atlantic city

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does anyone know how they figure out the points you earn when playing blackjack on RCCL i know its avg bet and hours played but was wondering how they figure the points out THANKS

 

If you want to earn points, BJ is not the way to do it.

 

But one trick is, cash out each time you stop. You earn points with your buy in also. So if you buy $100, and play, you get points for the buy in and the play. If you just hold your chips, and come play later, you get points for the play only.

 

If you cash you, then buy in with that money the next time, you get more points for the buy in.

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If you want to earn points, BJ is not the way to do it.

 

But one trick is, cash out each time you stop. You earn points with your buy in also. So if you buy $100, and play, you get points for the buy in and the play. If you just hold your chips, and come play later, you get points for the play only.

 

If you cash you, then buy in with that money the next time, you get more points for the buy in.

 

 

thanks for the advice any tricks always appreciated

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