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As previously reported there is a conversion calculator on the RCCL C&A site.

 

I know a little bit about web-based calculators... theirs accommodates cruise credits up to 500 :eek: but for practical purposes, here is their official conversion table for 1 through 100 Cruise Credits, which takes you up to the new Pinnacle level:

 

The format is Old Cruise Credits => New Cruise Points => New Membership Level

 

1 => 8 => GOLD
2 => 15 => GOLD
3 => 22 => GOLD
4 => 29 => GOLD
5 => 38 => PLATINUM
6 => 45 => PLATINUM
7 => 52 => PLATINUM
8 => 69 => EMERALD
9 => 76 => EMERALD
10 => 83 => DIAMOND
11 => 90 => DIAMOND
12 => 97 => DIAMOND
13 => 104 => DIAMOND
14 => 111 => DIAMOND
15 => 118 => DIAMOND
16 => 125 => DIAMOND
17 => 132 => DIAMOND
18 => 139 => DIAMOND
19 => 146 => DIAMOND
20 => 153 => DIAMOND
21 => 160 => DIAMOND
22 => 167 => DIAMOND
23 => 174 => DIAMOND
24 => 181 => DIAMOND PLUS
25 => 188 => DIAMOND PLUS
26 => 195 => DIAMOND PLUS
27 => 202 => DIAMOND PLUS
28 => 209 => DIAMOND PLUS
29 => 216 => DIAMOND PLUS
30 => 223 => DIAMOND PLUS
31 => 230 => DIAMOND PLUS
32 => 237 => DIAMOND PLUS
33 => 244 => DIAMOND PLUS
34 => 251 => DIAMOND PLUS
35 => 258 => DIAMOND PLUS
36 => 265 => DIAMOND PLUS
37 => 272 => DIAMOND PLUS
38 => 279 => DIAMOND PLUS
39 => 286 => DIAMOND PLUS
40 => 293 => DIAMOND PLUS
41 => 300 => DIAMOND PLUS
42 => 307 => DIAMOND PLUS
43 => 314 => DIAMOND PLUS
44 => 321 => DIAMOND PLUS
45 => 328 => DIAMOND PLUS
46 => 335 => DIAMOND PLUS
47 => 342 => DIAMOND PLUS
48 => 349 => DIAMOND PLUS
49 => 356 => DIAMOND PLUS
50 => 363 => DIAMOND PLUS
51 => 370 => DIAMOND PLUS
52 => 377 => DIAMOND PLUS
53 => 384 => DIAMOND PLUS
54 => 391 => DIAMOND PLUS
55 => 398 => DIAMOND PLUS
56 => 405 => DIAMOND PLUS
57 => 412 => DIAMOND PLUS
58 => 419 => DIAMOND PLUS
59 => 426 => DIAMOND PLUS
60 => 433 => DIAMOND PLUS
61 => 440 => DIAMOND PLUS
62 => 447 => DIAMOND PLUS
63 => 454 => DIAMOND PLUS
64 => 461 => DIAMOND PLUS
65 => 468 => DIAMOND PLUS
66 => 475 => DIAMOND PLUS
67 => 482 => DIAMOND PLUS
68 => 489 => DIAMOND PLUS
69 => 496 => DIAMOND PLUS
70 => 503 => DIAMOND PLUS
71 => 510 => DIAMOND PLUS
72 => 517 => DIAMOND PLUS
73 => 524 => DIAMOND PLUS
74 => 531 => DIAMOND PLUS
75 => 538 => DIAMOND PLUS
76 => 545 => DIAMOND PLUS
77 => 552 => DIAMOND PLUS
78 => 559 => DIAMOND PLUS
79 => 566 => DIAMOND PLUS
80 => 573 => DIAMOND PLUS
81 => 580 => DIAMOND PLUS
82 => 587 => DIAMOND PLUS
83 => 594 => DIAMOND PLUS
84 => 601 => DIAMOND PLUS
85 => 608 => DIAMOND PLUS
86 => 615 => DIAMOND PLUS
87 => 622 => DIAMOND PLUS
88 => 629 => DIAMOND PLUS
89 => 636 => DIAMOND PLUS
90 => 643 => DIAMOND PLUS
91 => 650 => DIAMOND PLUS
92 => 657 => DIAMOND PLUS
93 => 664 => DIAMOND PLUS
94 => 671 => DIAMOND PLUS
95 => 678 => DIAMOND PLUS
96 => 685 => DIAMOND PLUS
97 => 692 => DIAMOND PLUS
98 => 699 => DIAMOND PLUS
99 => 706 => PINNACLE
100 => 713 => PINNACLE

 

Theron

So.... where does the 3 points below (cut and pasted from Royal WEB)

 

It frosts me (just a little) that they have a formula that leaves you 3 points shy of Emerald level with a basic seven 7 day cruises... that's half a cruise. OK.... done venting

Hope you're doing well Theron!

 

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There is no night to give back to you.

 

There is an assigned conversion value, stated in Theron's first post on this thread.

 

Well that sucks. I understand (and agree) that they wanted to grandfather folks in so no one lost a level that they had earned, but I so no reason why someone with two 3 night cruises should be assigned the same points as someone with two 9 night cruises.

 

They've switched to a new system that recognizes that nights stayed are what's important, yet not recognized previous stays.

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So.... where does the 3 points below (cut and pasted from Royal WEB)

 

It frosts me (just a little) that they have a formula that leaves you 3 points shy of Emerald level with a basic seven 7 day cruises... that's half a cruise. OK.... done venting

Hope you're doing well Theron!

 

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Hey Bill, I'm doing well!

 

I assume that they start the new points system at 3, because that's the shortest cruise you can normally take. The Gold level of C&A starts after your first cruise (formerly 1 "credit"), so the entry level would have to be able to accommodate the shortest cruise.

 

I wonder if there will be a few "first time RCCL" cruisers who take a future one or two night inaugural cruise with a new ship, and end up short of Gold status. :) I would imagine very few people on an inaugural would not already be C&A members, but it's probably possible.

 

Theron

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I ended up lucky I guess... my past cruise nights add up to 74, including a double 7 night count for a cruise in a suite. Short of Diamond by one 7 nighter. I had 10 old credits, all for 7-night and longer sailings, with a couple of double credits for 12 night+ sailings.

 

The conversion table gives me 9 more points than I've actually earned at sea..... not that I'm complaining or anything ;)

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Hey Bill, I'm doing well!

 

I assume that they start the new points system at 3, because that's the shortest cruise you can normally take. The Gold level of C&A starts after your first cruise (formerly 1 "credit"), so the entry level would have to be able to accommodate the shortest cruise.

 

I wonder if there will be a few "first time RCCL" cruisers who take a future one or two night inaugural cruise with a new ship, and end up short of Gold status. :) I would imagine very few people on an inaugural would not already be C&A members, but it's probably possible.

 

Theron

 

Your initial thought is correct, Theron.

 

There are no one or two night inaugural cruises.

 

There are sometimes one or two night PRE-inaugural cruises, but since they are by invitation only, and there is no charge for them, they do not earn cruise points.

 

:)

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Your initial thought is correct, Theron.

 

There are no one or two night inaugural cruises.

 

There are sometimes one or two night PRE-inaugural cruises, but since they are by invitation only, and there is no charge for them, they do not earn cruise points.

 

:)

Of course. I guess I am still waiting for my first "pre-inaugural" invitation! ;)

 

Theron

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In the conversion process, it looks like RCCL intended to and succeeded in making sure everyone stayed at the same level they were before.

 

The next level of concern seems to be "how long until I reach that next level?"

 

I added information to the original chart (in Post #1 of this thread) that indicates two things:

 

1. How many "credits" away from the next level you were under the old system.

2. How many "points" away from the next level you are under the new system.

 

The significant factor here is that they have created a new level, Emerald, between Platinum and Diamond. So those folks who had 5, 6 or 7 credits would formerly be striving for Diamond, but now look ahead to Emerald. Human nature what it is, I'm sure those folks are actually looking ahead to Diamond as well, so I added the required points for both levels, and for these folks, Diamond was pushed out a little farther than before.

 

Assuming a standard 7 day cruise as a "normal", for the most part (except the 5, 6 and 7 credit holders), the number of cruises required to reach the next level is the same. For those who were counting on 3/4 day cruises to build credits... well, obviously, it is.

 

Theron

 

Crdt Nxt    Pts  Nxt    Level
 1  (4) =>   8 (22) => GOLD (3 Points)
 2  (3) =>  15 (15) => GOLD
 3  (2) =>  22  (8) => GOLD
 4  (1) =>  29  (1) => GOLD
 5  (5) =>  38 (17/42) => PLATINUM (30 Points)
 6  (4) =>  45 (10/35) => PLATINUM
 7  (3) =>  52  (3/28) => PLATINUM
 8  (2) =>  69 (11) => EMERALD  (55 Points)
 9  (1) =>  76  (4) => EMERALD
10 (15) =>  83 (92) => DIAMOND  (80 Points)
11 (14) =>  90 (85) => DIAMOND
12 (13) =>  97 (78) => DIAMOND
13 (12) => 104 (71) => DIAMOND
14 (11) => 111 (64) => DIAMOND
15 (10) => 118 (57) => DIAMOND
16  (9) => 125 (50) => DIAMOND
17  (8) => 132 (43) => DIAMOND
18  (7) => 139 (36) => DIAMOND
19  (6) => 146 (29) => DIAMOND
20  (5) => 153 (22) => DIAMOND
21  (4) => 160 (15) => DIAMOND
22  (3) => 167  (8) => DIAMOND
23  (2) => 174  (1) => DIAMOND
24  (1) => 181      => DIAMOND PLUS (175 Points)

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Theron, Thanks for the explanation. I thought I should have 40 cruise points based on the number of nights on previous cruises instead of 38 points I was given. I emailed Crown & Anchor but their reply only confused me. Your explanation is clear but how did you get the "magic" formula they came up with? And, I wonder how they came up with it.

 

Anyway thanks.

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Theron, Thanks for the explanation. I thought I should have 40 cruise points based on the number of nights on previous cruises instead of 38 points I was given. I emailed Crown & Anchor but their reply only confused me. Your explanation is clear but how did you get the "magic" formula they came up with? And, I wonder how they came up with it.

 

Anyway thanks.

I'm not sure how they came up with the formula (3 parts, based on your previous credit level), but cruisenfever describes it accurately in the thread he started, and linked up at the top of this thread.

 

The conversion table came from the RCCL calculator web page. They didn't compute the conversion, they just used a table, which I cleaned up and posted in my first post.

 

Theron

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Figures! I could almost taste me Diamond status after the cruise in 3 weeks. Dang' date=' I feel robbed! :([/quote']

 

Contact Crown and Anchor, they may make an exception for you since you were only 1 cruise away. They are granting us Diamond after our Radiance cruise next month (in a JS) even though we will only have 77 points. Of course it will take us three extra points to make D+, but thats so far away its hardly worth worrying about.

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Your initial thought is correct, Theron.

 

There are no one or two night inaugural cruises.

 

There are sometimes one or two night PRE-inaugural cruises, but since they are by invitation only, and there is no charge for them, they do not earn cruise points.

 

:)

 

They had a two nighter on Navigator last year, just went to Nassau and back. So where would you be if that were your first cruise? :confused: Noob+?:D

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I'm not sure how they came up with the formula (3 parts, based on your previous credit level), but cruisenfever describes it accurately in the thread he started, and linked up at the top of this thread.

 

The conversion table came from the RCCL calculator web page. They didn't compute the conversion, they just used a table, which I cleaned up and posted in my first post.

 

Theron

 

He? HE?!?!??!

 

 

cruisenfever is PATTI, most definitely a SHE!!! ;)

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They had a two nighter on Navigator last year, just went to Nassau and back. So where would you be if that were your first cruise? :confused: Noob+?:D

 

Yes, nowhere. Still needing another night to make Gold.

 

:D

 

They could award three cruise points for a 2 night cruise. They mentioned adding additional cruise points could be an option for slow selling cruises, so they might do the same for the 2 nighters.

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No problem Theron, I've been called worse.:D

 

 

May I ask....where did you get the purple diamond plus emblem that you have on your signature line?

 

I want an emerald one and can't figure out how to get it......

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May I ask....where did you get the purple diamond plus emblem that you have on your signature line?

 

I want an emerald one and can't figure out how to get it......

 

Not Patti, but here is how I did it:

 

Log in to the Crown & Anchor page on the RC website, your ribbon should be at the top left. Right click on the ribbon, and then "View Background Image", then "Save Image As" to save it to your computer. Then you can upload it to your signature.

 

rccas-secure-ribbon-platinum.png

 

Hope that helps!

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Not Patti, but here is how I did it:

 

Log in to the Crown & Anchor page on the RC website, your ribbon should be at the top left. Right click on the ribbon, and then "View Background Image", then "Save Image As" to save it to your computer. Then you can upload it to your signature.

 

rccas-secure-ribbon-platinum.png

 

Hope that helps!

 

Wahoo! I did it! Thank you. :)

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May I ask....where did you get the purple diamond plus emblem that you have on your signature line?

 

I want an emerald one and can't figure out how to get it......

I just copied from a friend.:o:)

 

But, I see that you have your green emblem in your signature.

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Thanks, Theron. . . Your table is very easy to read and understand !

 

I am happy that my D+ staus is intact, and I iwll drean about someday earning -P- Status :)

 

 

Thanks for posting. . .

 

 

 

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