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I am very much a newbie when it comes to cruising with only 1 7-night Alaska cruise with Princess in 2019. I am going on my first RC cruise April 29th. I was looking into the C&A benefits and information and I found that they have matched MLife status points. I have put in a request for that, but I didn't know if like in Las Vegas and some other places they match with status match with other lines. While I don't have a lot of nights at all any help IMO for points and just trying to get the most of out of my stays. I am planning on taking another cruise soon as I had so much fun on the last one but COVID hit... 

 

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Royal only matches with Celebrity.  But it's not always a one for one match.

 

  • Loyalty Match is not recognized for Preview, Classic, Pre-Gold and Gold Tiers.
  • Elite Plus, Zenith, Diamond Plus and Pinnacle cannot be reached via Loyalty Match.
  • Points are only earned for the brand sailed on.

 

https://www.celebritycruises.com/captains-club/exclusive-offers/loyalty-reciprocity-program

 

 

 

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As far as I know the match with mgm is only one way. You can get a match with mgm based on your royal level, but Royal doesn't give you status for your mgm level. The best you get for mgm on royal is if it gives you any casino booking offers. 

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Actually, MGM Mlife will do a status match with your Roya Caribbean Crown and Anchor status, but not with your Royal Caribbean casino status. A few years ago I showed my Set Sail pass from Anthem, which showed my C&A status, at the Club desk at the Borgata in Atlantic City and got a Mlife status upgrade based on my Diamond+ status. 

CROWN & ANCHOR SOCIETY MEMBERS ENJOY MORE ACCESS AND EXCITING BENEFITS AT MGM RESORTS INTERNATIONAL® TIER CROWN & ANCHOR® SOCIETY GOLD PLATINUM EMERALD DIAMOND + DIAMOND PINNACLE CLUB SAPPHIRE PEARL GOLD • What benefits do Crown & Anchor Society members receive? Crown & Anchor members may receive a complimentary tier match into M life® Rewards and associated benefits are available at all M life Rewards Destinations Nationwide. Click here to view all benefits. See additional Terms & Conditions below. Crown & Anchor Society members may receive a reciprocal M life Rewards membership tier by visiting the M life Rewards desk at any M life Rewards destination. All associated tier-level benefits are available only at M life Rewards destinations nationwide. Crown & Anchor Society members that received their M life Rewards tier status through our Tier Match program are not eligible to receive M life Rewards benefits onboard Royal Caribbean International. MGM Resorts International offers GameSense information to its patrons to encourage responsible gaming at mgmresorts.com/gamesense (in MA at gamesensema.com). If you or someone you know has a gambling problem or concerns with gambling responsibly, please call the 24-hour Problem Gambler’s Helpline at 1.800.522.4700. Please play responsibly. If you bet more than you can afford to lose, you’ve got a problem. ©2021 MGM Resorts International®. All rights reserved. 21075801 • 4/19/21 • How do Crown & Anchor Society members access their benefits? Please visit the M life Rewards desk at any M life Rewards destination to validate your Crown & Anchor Society status. • What are the M life Rewards Destinations? The M life Rewards destinations are Bellagio, ARIA, Vdara, MGM Grand Las Vegas,, The Signature at MGM Grand, Mandalay Bay, Delano Las Vegas, Park MGM Las Vegas, NoMad Las Vegas, The Mirage, New York-New York, Luxor and Excalibur. Regional M life Rewards destinations include: Beau Rivage, Gold Strike Tunica, Borgata, Empire City Casino, MGM Grand Detroit and MGM National Harbor, MGM Springfield and MGM Northfield Park. • I’m a member of M life Rewards and Crown & Anchor Society; do I receive onboard benefits from both loyalty programs when sailing? No, all tier benefits are nontransferable, subject to validation and are non-combinable. Members must choose at the time of booking whether to receive onboard benefits from either Crown & Anchor Society or M life Rewards. • How can I get more information on the MGM Resorts and Royal Caribbean relationship? Please visit the M life Rewards desk at any M life Rewards destination or call M life Rewards Member Services at 1 - 8 6 6 -7 61 -7 1 1 1

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They used to give you a Chips Dinner for 2 and some casino drink vouchers for being MGM Gold.  And a sticker on your SeaPass. 😄

 

I was MGM Gold for our first cruise and had an envelope in the cabin with the voucher for dinner and a latter of welcome.  When I checked in with the casino host for my sticker, she offered me drink coupons, but I had the DBP anyway.

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14 hours ago, twangster said:

MLife is a casino program.

 

Crown and Anchor is a loyalty program.

 

Completely different and no interaction between the two.

 

 

 

Not fully a casino program. I don't gamble much, but I do have MGM Rewards (formally MLife) to get points and benefits when I stay at their hotels or dining venues or Southwest. 

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15 hours ago, twangster said:

MLife is a casino program.

 

Crown and Anchor is a loyalty program.

 

Completely different and no interaction between the two.

 

 

 

That's not correct.  You can get a MLife status based on your C&A level.  They just revamped it, in fact.

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On 3/23/2022 at 9:49 AM, DCPIV said:

 

That's not correct.  You can get a MLife status based on your C&A level.  They just revamped it, in fact.

 

And it is no longer MLife, it is MGM Rewards.

 

I got a status match to MGM Gold based on being Diamond on RCI.

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On 3/22/2022 at 6:34 PM, twangster said:

MLife is a casino program.

 

Crown and Anchor is a loyalty program.

 

Completely different and no interaction between the two.

 

 

Not true.  Mlife gives you status levels based on your C&A level.  

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On 3/23/2022 at 9:49 AM, DCPIV said:

 

That's not correct.  You can get a MLife status based on your C&A level.  They just revamped it, in fact.

Correct.  As a D+ I got gold status in Vegas.   One big benefit with that is no resort fee (nearly $150 saved for 3 nights).  There were one or two other perks that seemed of value too.  

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3 hours ago, topnole said:

Correct.  As a D+ I got gold status in Vegas.   One big benefit with that is no resort fee (nearly $150 saved for 3 nights).  There were one or two other perks that seemed of value too.  

'Just spent last week in Vegas.  We stayed at NYNY which is an MLife/MGM Rewards property.  We were given Gold Status players card as we are Diamond Plus on Royal.   The best benefits for us were the No Resort Fees and the Free Valet Parking (We always rent a car).  The No Resort Fees and Free Valet saved us about $70 per night.

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