You need to make the cash payment the night before disembarkation as they close out the accounts in the early morning hours. (If you have earned at least 2500 points, they will have something to comp for you.)Īlso, if you have had a good run in the casino, you can make a cash payment to your account at Guest Services. If you have sufficient play in the casino, you can ask the players card desk if they can 'comp' off the 3% fees. So if you had used $500 in the casino (plus 3% fee), you could go Guest Services and pay that amount with your personal credit card. If I use the cash I bring from home, $500 + $0 = $500.Īlthough you are both using one main credit card for your room charges, you can always go to Guest Services during the cruise and make a payment with your other credit card. If I charge my room account, I would pay $500 + 3% = $515. If you use the ATM, you pay a $6 ATM fee plus whatever your bank charges.Įxample: If I take $500 out of the ATM, I would pay $500 + $6 service charge = $506. It is a regular room charge like buying something from the gift shop, so it does not show as a cash advance against your credit card (and incurring cash advance charges). If you charge your room account, there is a 3% service charge.

So.should I make sure I have cash or can I use my credit card? Hubby does not do the casino so I will be the only one playing and want to keep that expense separate.

Can we use cash or do we have to use a credit card.or do we use our ID card and it goes on the card we have on file? We will be using our main credit card for all our onboard expenses which ultimately will be attached to both of our ID cards, but I wanted to use my own personal credit card or cash for my time in the casino. I don't quite remember how playing slots in the casino works.

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