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Old Oct 3, 2015 | 10:45 am
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Originally Posted by nacho
I think upgrade possibility is also depending on where you are staying: Here in Europe, you get what you paid for, if you book a cheap room, you get a cheap room. You want something bigger, you pay for it.
Actually I get better upgrades in Europe than I do in the US. As with all things it probably depends on property, how many better rooms or suites they have, and how many elites are checking in.

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Old Oct 4, 2015 | 7:25 am
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Originally Posted by SkiAdcock
Actually I get better upgrades in Europe than I do in the US. As with all things it probably depends on property, how many better rooms or suites they have, and how many elites are checking in.

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That's what we experience as well. I think the main reason is the overwhelming numbers of elites in the US due to CCs.

I think places like Thailand and Malaysia there are better chances of getting upgrades as elites, as status is well appreciated there. In Hong Kong I need to get a hold of the Room Manager in a CY in order to get a better upgrade when I need a room with the kids.
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