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I would say yes. I mean I understand why they do it. We had a friend who went to the Casino on Princess and they let her charge $7000 without putting a hold on her card. She couldn’t pay it at the end. So now she has a debt she owes them. They will likely never see a penny. I just didn’t realize it was that much and for some people it’s an issue. We generally spend over that amount. But some folks spend very little and are on a tight budget. If it’s disclosed then that’s all they can do.

Thanks. Did not see that there. Interesting I’m usually pretty good about reading the fine print. I wasn’t complaining about just letting folks know. in case they didn’t read the fine print like me.

Yes I’m aware they charge. This is my 4th HAL. I didn’t realize it was per person per day. I guess I was surprised because it is 2 weeks and wasn’t use to getting that much charged at once at the beginning. Where exactly is it noted in check in that they hold $60pppd?

FYI- HAL puts a hold for $60pppd at the beginning of the cruise. So for us on a 14 day cruise that was $1300. We knew they held some but didn’t realize it was that much. Anyway, make sure you have that much available even if you do not plan on spending on the cruise.

We get offers from the casinos from all the cruise lines. I would say that we spend around $2000 on each cruise in the casino.