Celebrity My rewards program question

[J_Kepler]

 I know somewhere I could probably Google it and find it but someone else may want the answer here as well.

 

Should every member of the cabin have their own rewards program number? 

[cruisestitch]

Yes, each passenger should have his or her own Captain’s Club number.

 

even children, although they won’t reap any benefits, eventually they will get all the points they have accrued.

[J_Kepler]

 Thank you that is what I suspected.

 

Another question I did not find an answer to was how do the points on celebrity and Royal Caribbean compare? 

[cruisestitch]

It is all spelled out on both the Celebrity and Royal Caribbean c & a websites. Look under Captains Club on Celebrity and under crown and anchor society on Royal Caribbean.  

 

You must earn points independently, the points do not add together across the two lines

[J_Kepler]

Also, learned for those who might find this thread:

 

- must be 13 to get an account at all

- must be 18 to get a number on Celebrity

- Can get a number at 16 for Royal Carribean

[Ken the cruiser]

2 hours ago, cruisestitch said:

Yes, each passenger should have his or her own Captain’s Club number.

 

even children, although they won’t reap any benefits, eventually they will get all the points they have accrued.

Just so I understand this, a 3rd and possibly a 4th person in the same cabin accumulates the same number of CC loyalty points as the first 2 in the cabin, even if there was no or a minimal charge for their stay? Interesting ...

[varoo]

1 hour ago, Ken the cruiser said:

Just so I understand this, a 3rd and possibly a 4th person in the same cabin accumulates the same number of CC loyalty points as the first 2 in the cabin, even if there was no or a minimal charge for their stay? Interesting ...

 

The points accrue to the passenger who sails and are for the number of days someone sails in a particular stateroom category.

 

An exception is that someone who occupies a stateroom as a single can now receive double points for each day of the cruise, the rationale being that s/he is paying double, (even if the person receives the cruise as a gift from a family member or friend and pays nothing at all for it).

 

It makes no difference how much the cruise costs, or which person actually pays for the cruise. 

So if, for example, parents book and pay for a stateroom for themselves and two more staterooms for their children or other family members (as often happens), they will only receive the points for the stateroom that they themselves occupy.

 

Edited March 31, 2019 by varoo

[Ken the cruiser]

2 hours ago, varoo said:

 

The points accrue to the passenger who sails and are for the number of days someone sails in a particular stateroom category.

 

An exception is that someone who occupies a stateroom as a single can now receive double points for each day of the cruise, the rationale being that s/he is paying double, (even if the person receives the cruise as a gift from a family member or friend and pays nothing at all for it).

 

It makes no difference how much the cruise costs, or which person actually pays for the cruise. 

So if, for example, parents book and pay for a stateroom for themselves and two more staterooms for their children or other family members (as often happens), they will only receive the points for the stateroom that they themselves occupy.

 

This is great news! Thanks!!