Diamond requal 2020 roll call
#16
FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Aug 2001
Location: RSW
Programs: Delta - Silver; UA - Silver; HHonors - Diamond; IHG - Spire Ambassador; Marriott Bonvoy - Titanium
Posts: 14,185
Sitting at 55 right now, will get there eventually. Have the Aspire and it's not like Diamond ever gets me upgraded in my weekly stays at higher-end properties in big US cities anyhow (international is better), so no hurry.
65 nights over at Marriott for what it's worth, but don't worry, I don't get any upgrades over there either. Will probably hit Ambassador in a few months, so then I can have someone to complain to when I don't get any upgrades, though I hear most people can't get in touch with their Ambassadors anyhow.
Thinking of having a run at Hyatt but maybe a bit late - perhaps next year.
Loyalty is not as exciting as it used to be.
65 nights over at Marriott for what it's worth, but don't worry, I don't get any upgrades over there either. Will probably hit Ambassador in a few months, so then I can have someone to complain to when I don't get any upgrades, though I hear most people can't get in touch with their Ambassadors anyhow.
Thinking of having a run at Hyatt but maybe a bit late - perhaps next year.
Loyalty is not as exciting as it used to be.
#18
Join Date: Aug 2017
Location: Manchester, UK
Programs: Emirates Skywards (Gold), Hilton (Diamond), Radisson (Gold)
Posts: 370
I am at 73 nights, but 55 of those are rollover from last year - which means Diamond for next year, and 13 nights towards 2021 in the bag so far.
Enjoying the new rollover perk very much, have done 80 nights with Marriott this year while not having to think too much about keeping Hilton nights up. Will not take too much to top up to 60 again next year.
Might not hit any milestone bonuses this year, but already have 1.1m Hilton points that I’m not sure how I’m going to use before they lose their value.....
Enjoying the new rollover perk very much, have done 80 nights with Marriott this year while not having to think too much about keeping Hilton nights up. Will not take too much to top up to 60 again next year.
Might not hit any milestone bonuses this year, but already have 1.1m Hilton points that I’m not sure how I’m going to use before they lose their value.....
Rollover nights from one year don’t count to the next year. You have to attain 60 non-rollover nights in the current year before you start accruing.
#19
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Join Date: Oct 1999
Location: Juneau, Alaska.
Programs: AS 75K;BA Silver;AA G;HH Dia;HY Glob
Posts: 15,811
#20
Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Huntsville, AL
Programs: DL DM 1.929MM, Hilton Lifetime Diamond, IHG Platinum, Avis CHM, Marriott Titanium (lifetime gold)
Posts: 7,858
For myself, I passed 60 nights in July and am currently sitting at 78. No rollover from 2018, hit exactly 60 nights last year. Just passed 120K base points this month, but only have 10 stays this year so am unlikely to hit the trifecta of requalifying with all 3 criteria.
But as they say, two out of three ain't bad.
#21
Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Las Vegas
Programs: SW Comp Pass, Lft Gold AA, Lft DIA HHONORS, National Exec Elite
Posts: 232
I am at 81 nights in 2019, with 33 stays....
now if i could only get them to respond to my request of how far I am from lifetime, since I didn't keep track of it....
now if i could only get them to respond to my request of how far I am from lifetime, since I didn't keep track of it....
#22
Join Date: May 2001
Location: Valley of the Sun, AZ, USA
Programs: AA Dirt, HHonors Silver
Posts: 495
Wish they'd rollover points (dollars). Just re-qualed for gold last week, but should not have trouble hitting diamond again as that works out to about 12 more nights for me (most of my stays are in the bay area or NYC)
#23
Original Poster
Join Date: Feb 2000
Location: Columbia, SC
Programs: a little here, a little there
Posts: 1,443
One thing that regularly confuses me is that the activity on the website doesn't include running subtotals... so my account total may have 20k points "extra" according to my records at least, and I can't figure out in the activity where they came from.
#24
Join Date: Jul 2012
Programs: HH D
Posts: 1,639
Made it: 38 nights - 30 stays - 38.5k points
Normally my night count would be around 50, but 12 nights went to IHG this year, because of lack of Hilton presence / by far better redemption rates / huge promotion bonuses for low tier loyalty members.
Normally my night count would be around 50, but 12 nights went to IHG this year, because of lack of Hilton presence / by far better redemption rates / huge promotion bonuses for low tier loyalty members.
#25
FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: IAH
Programs: DL DM, Hyatt Ist-iest, Stariott Platinum, Hilton Diamond
Posts: 12,788
Yeah - it's nice having the Aspire and being perma-Diamond. I'm at 37 nights this year as of now (I don't quite understand how Hilton split my 2018 nights into rollover nights...), and I won't hit 60. I'm Marriott Plat for this year and next, so I'm prioritizing using up my stash of points there at the expense of some Hilton redemptions.
#26
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: AVL
Programs: Hhonors Diamond, Bonvoy LT Plat, TSA vilifier extraordinaire, Once upon a time... US Silver, AA Gold
Posts: 1,310
$42,000 charged to my Hilton Amex so far this year so I'm renewed, but zero Hilton nights. Working on lifetime at the other chain - 49 nights there so far this year, 550 lifetime nights and 9 years of Plat status, one more to go, then I'm a free agent.
#27
Join Date: May 2013
Programs: HHonors Diamond AA Platinum
Posts: 301
Qualified again on June 3rd. Earlier than in year’s past, but did it with 30 stays. Currently sitting at 54 nights and 37 stays, but have a lot of travel coming up including this week at 2 different hotels in Chicago.
#29
Join Date: Aug 2017
Location: Tahoe
Programs: Delta DM for now
Posts: 474
Qualified a while back. 31 roll over nights helped. Travel has been a bit slow this year but still 71 nights (including rollover) with 29 stays. Probably another 30-40 nights spread across non-Hilton hotels.