Does Royal Caribbean status count on Celebrity?

Because Royal Caribbean and Celebrity Cruises are owned by the same parent company, the two cruise lines actually have a status reciprocity program. Celebrity's Loyalty Match program allows cruisers to receive comparable benefits from Royal Caribbean's Crown and Anchor Program when sailing on Celebrity cruise ships.



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The Royal Caribbean Group Loyalty Match program grants membership perks across both Royal Caribbean® and Celebrity Cruises®. This shared status gives you access to unique, but comparable benefits.

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Elites also get unlimited free drinks from the Captain's Club menu each day, excluding embarkation day, between 5 and 7 p.m. at most bars and lounges on the ship. All you have to do is present your Sea Pass card.

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On every ship, there's a flyer at the casino host desk and at the cashier that shows the points required to earn discounts and free cruises. On a typical cruise recently, 800 points might earn you a free cruise on a very limited selection of cruises while 1,500 will get you access to a much longer list.

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Can just one person purchase a drink package? Unfortunately, no. ALL guests of legal drinking age in the same stateroom must purchase the Celebrity Cruise drink package. Teens, pregnant guests, and medical exemptions must get the Zero Proof drink package.

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Perks on Celebrity Cruises that you must experience
  • Non-stop fun. The cruise line is not just a ship but a dynamic resort that you can explore throughout the day. ...
  • Rejuvenate with a wellness journey. Vacations are all about relaxation. ...
  • Luxurious dining. ...
  • Premier living.


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Across all the ships within the Celebrity Cruises fleet, the stateroom grades are broken down in to 6 main stateroom grades of Interior, Oceanview (or Seaview), Balcony, Concierge Balcony, Aqua Class Balcony, & Suites.

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