We did this with our loyalty points from our Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines Crown and Anchor Society before we cruised on the MSC Opera Cruise Ship. You can also be rewarded for Hotels or Tour Operators loyalty programmes with the exception of Airlines.

You have to register before sailing, you can not register when you get onboard. They recommend that you allow up to 4-7 working days from application, but we certainly did it a long time before that to make sure it was registered. Don’t forget to provide your membership number at the time of booking to ensure you receive your benefits, this is very important!

You can only do this once so make sure you match it to the cruise line that you have the most points with, this may sound simple, but once you have matched you can not do it again!

Very important – MSC Voyagers Club membership is subject to a minimum of one cruise every three years. If you do not cruise in this time after the enrolment, or last disembarkation date, your membership will expire. If your membership expires, you will have to subscribe again and start back at the Classic Status and a new Club Identification number will be given. We didn’t know this and unfortunately ours has now expired. Wish we had read a post like this before the date that it did!

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To status match all you need to do now is complete this form here.

Once you have registered you will find out which tier you have been allocated. There are four tiers in the Voyagers Club starting at Classic, then Silver, Gold and ultimately Diamond all with increasing benefits – full details of these benefits can also be found here.

So what are you waiting for, if you are new to MSC and have benefits with other cruise companies, register now!