Status match to Royal Caribbean Crown & Anchor Society Diamond Level.

30% Discount on Internet or upgrade (one week premium wifi is usually $240 so this is worth $$).

Complimentary daily elite cocktail hour incl alcoholic beverages.

In my opinion, the most important benefits for Elite here are: While Select at 150-249 points is decent, the real fun starts with Elite which is attainable from 300-749 points.

These two levels come with a rather large discount on the wifi, laundry benefits, beverage discounts and a status match in the Royal Caribbean (Celebrity’s mother company) Crown & Anchor Society where you can enjoy similar benefits so you can get two for the price of one. The most interesting two levels (in my opinion) a recreational cruiser can achieve in a moderate period are Select and Elite: Here is a table outlining all the benefits of the program:Īs I mentioned the Classic level isn’t very much to write home about but you might be able to save at least a little bit off the beverage packages and the wifi. Previously you needed to have at least one cruise before graduating to Classic but since Celebrity Captains Club runs the Power Up campaign where you can earn points for online activities such as attending webinars you might be able to become a Classic member even before you set foot on your first cruise. As soon as you have your first two points accumulated you will move up to Classic which at least comes with some discounts for beverage packages and the expensive onboard internet. When you start off enrolling for the program you’re a Preview member with essentially no tangible benefits.

It’s rather easy to raise your status profile quickly when you travel solo, especially in higher cabins such as Concierge and Aqua Class plus of course the expensive suites. Single travelers earn double points but with cruises, you usually also pay double the price as a single so there’s that. The amount of points you earn depends on your cabin type and if you’re traveling with double occupancy or single. What do these points and corresponding levels mean? Well, there are are a total of six stages: You can access the Celebrity Captain’s Club here.Īfter my few cruises, I have now reached 233 tier points with the program:

Since the first cruise with Celebrity Cruises which I have picked for every sailing since I accumulated loyalty points under the Captain’s Club despite all of them having been for free with only the port tax paid. I have since taken six cruises and really became a fan which I initially wouldn’t have imagined to happen (at least not for the next 20 years).

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