There is zero chance that I will ever make Signature level as I do not wager enough to ever reach that threshold but I need to at least maintain Prime. Since April 1 I have kept meticulous track of our CR points as I have NO confidence that they will accurately track this themselves. The deposit required for an open booking is 200. If youd like the deposit to be refundable, you can opt for a 150 deposit. He told me that he merged the 2 accounts successfully but I am still very wary. Royal Caribbean s current deal gets you up to 600 (depending on the cruise you book) in onboard credit for putting down as little as 100 (nonrefundable) toward your next cruise. This sent shudders through my body as we all know what happens when they have duplicate accounts for you.

Then, on the next cruise, we both had the pre-printed cards but the casino host told me that somehow I had gotten a duplicate Club Royale account. When I spoke with the casino host about it, he (after some lengthy keyboard clicking) determined that I should have been recognized and placed the old clear sticker on my card. Then, when we got to the room, he had a letter from Club Royale and I did not. Once, in the past 3 cruises, my husband had 'Prime' on his seapass card, but I did not. I've had mixed results with having 'Prime' printed on my seapass card. No sticker was needed and it was very easy to get free drinks in the casino. For each of my last 3 cruises prime has been printed on my sea pass card right next to my crown and anchor status. On my Mariner cruise last week I earned enough points to keep my prime status for 2019-2020. I was able to book Symphony for the 1/5/19 sailing. I had enough points last year to make prime for the 2018-2019 period.

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