February 4 - Top Tier Event

Today we had our third Top Tier event. This one was for Mini Cruise #3. The top tier event consists of meeting the Officers and top management of the ship as you walk into the theater. You are then offered a drink. Did I mention the event starts at 10:30am. The drink was a bloody Mary, Mimosa or Guava punch. All perfectly reasonable breakfast drinks.

Here's the invite from the 1st top tier event. 

This is the event where they tell us how many Crown and Anchor cruisers there are and in which category, they are in. The also recognize the top 3 cruisers. Here are the statistics from the three mini cruises.

Miami to Buenos Aires, Argentina

Buenos Aires to Valparaiso, Chile

 

Valparaiso to Los Angeles, California

 

You need 3 points (cruise nights) to be Gold, 55 points for Emerald, 80 points for Diamond, 175 points for Diamond Plus and 700 points for Pinnacle. So basically everyone will be at least Diamond Plus before the World Cruise is over. And I started the cruise with 382 points so I should be Pinnacle around early May, as I get 2 points per cruise night being Solo.

Poor Auzzie Karen has yet to make the top 3 cruisers, even though she has 2800+ points. Number 3 came in with 3300 points and the top cruiser has just under 6000 points.


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