Guest in the Diamond lounge..WAIT DONT YELL

[TwitterCruise1]

Yeah, that was the deal, she had already cruised with me before. I was (am) a diamond, she's gold. The agent, Vivian (again, BEST representative from Royal I have EVER spoken to) noticed our address was the same and asked if we were married or domestic partners. We will get married eventually (gotta love a job where you work contract to contract, so where we live and saving for a move trumps marriage at this point at least) but she felt that was enough to make her honorary Diamond. Works for me!

[yolanda1]

As with several other "rules", RCI appear to be inconsistent on this.

 

If budget allows it, it's sometimes best just to book a Suite and then there is no doubt that the Concierge Lounge can be utilised.

[cruisegirl1]

Seems the problem is solved - GREAT

 

M

[SConnolly]

In all seriousness, if we didn't live together, or we're just friends and no means no on her coming in, I understand. But grateful Royal Caribbean offered to make her diamond status bc she lives with me. Another reason I'm loyal to royal

 

Domestic Partner Benefits are there for a variety of reasons, and RCCL appreciates not one shoe fits all.

 

I was going to reccommend you call C&A desk but thankfully you got it sorted. Also log in and check both your account periodically as sometimes they get wiped out with system upgrades.

 

Enjoy!

[CruisinYaya]

If you live together, you can have her linked to your account so that she has D status and access. Then she can also come and go as she pleases.

Edited November 18, 2013 by CruisinYaya
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[JohnSnowGOT]

Enjoy the benefits of the lounge; you are well within the rules of the program. You and your significant other now have a great amenity to look forward to.

 

Agreed!

[grand isle joe]

Now I am diamond yet my kitty cat is only emerald. Can my kitty cat accompany me into the DL? After all my kitty is a "working kitty cat".....And I don't want to hear from those "dog people".......:rolleyes: