It turns out that to upgrade from a comped Interior to a balcony was only $340 for both of us whereas using my trade-in value and my wife's $100 certificate, the cost for the same balcony upgrade was nearly $700. I spoke with a really good rep and she said let's price it using the trade-in value as well as downgrading the certificate to an Interior and then pricing a balcony upgrade that way as well. I evidently got enough points on the last night (after the original certificate had been issued by the Host) that when my play/points were fed into the shoreside CR system, my online offer was now an Oceanview and the week I wanted was not listed on the OV comp cruise list. It turns out that my original certificate was for an Interior and the cruise week we wanted was on the Interior list. Certainly not a good list to choose from. '18 cruise it was about 18 months from the last Blue Chip comped cruise.

Then again we had no other Blue Chip cruises booked, and prior to the Dec. Having said that I was surprised to have done a URCOMPED cruise on the Celebrity Edge (their newest and nicest ship) this past April when we were on a comped inaugural cruise on the Edge in December '18 via Blue Chip. In our URCOMPED account we get offers from Royal but we haven't tried to actually request one through them because having booked cruises directly with Club Royale I don't think Royal will approve offers through URCOMPED. They also have offers with land based casinos such as The Golden Nugget in Vegas and others in the Bahamas. They will then send you offers for comped cruises on cruiselines you haven't played on.

You also send them copies of your current land based casino comped offerings and whatever cruiseline based casino comped offers you have. I always wondered how URcomped worked? If I get a free oceanview or interior do they match it somehow?īasically you create a players profile with them, and you need to disclose pretty detailed information on your gambling habits.

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