Ok so to flip it what has been your BIGGEST sea pass account bill on a cruise ?

[smoosh21]

$26,000 last fall on Freedom of the Seas.

 

Yikes,

Did you buy a round for the whole ship :p

[Evangaline]

$26,000 last fall on Freedom of the Seas.

OK How did that happen? Or should I be asking?

[CruisinCat31]

On our first cruise this year we spent $4000, plus we took $2000 cash on board with us, and had prepaid our shore excursions so they werent included in that $4000!

[octagonmike]

On our first cruise this year we spent $4000, plus we took $2000 cash on board with us, and had prepaid our shore excursions so they werent included in that $4000!

 

 

Yeah but like us Brits you Aussies love your drink !

[sddsddean]

Not mine, but one poor lady was in tears at Guest Relations on 'pay day' as her bill was over $10,000. Apparently her kids had spent most of the cruise on the super slow, super expensive RC internet!

 

Simon

[hazeleyez3]

Less than $300 on the Seapass (including tips).

 

Excursions are never on the actual Seapass because they are bought before the cruise. If you want to include those then probably around $500-$600.

[Jimnbigd]

Not mine, but one poor lady was in tears at Guest Relations on 'pay day' as her bill was over $10,000. Apparently her kids had spent most of the cruise on the super slow, super expensive RC internet!Simon

 

These kids need to spend their next few summers mowing lawns.

[tracyanns]

Not mine, but one poor lady was in tears at Guest Relations on 'pay day' as her bill was over $10,000. Apparently her kids had spent most of the cruise on the super slow, super expensive RC internet!

 

Simon

 

This is why my kids don't get charging privileges on their cards when we cruise, if they need something they can come find me and I will get it for them.

[octagonmike]

These kids need to spend their next few summers mowing lawns.

 

 

Errrrrr No actually.

 

These kids need a parent to keep an eye on what they are up to !

[minnie00]

$26,000 last fall on Freedom of the Seas.

:eek::eek:

 

on art???? what was so pricey???

[Capt. Mike]

Let put it this way, my bill looks like a phone book and will not fit under the door. That how i know I had fun!

[H2OH!]

January 2010 on FOS- bill was $1400.00 for two-lots or drinks, bottles of wine, dinner in Chops twice plus 2 spa days (one was a couples massage and other was a pamper me day), and a few souvenirs for family from the ship. :D

[dephrate]

My GF and I spent $1350 on the Majesty last Feb. (3-days during the Super Bowl) Mostly on drinks.

[mechcc]

$2,000 plus on a 7 day HAL cruise. Shore excursions pre-booked and gambling done in cash. It was Hubby's retirement cruise so we treated ourselves to some very good wine more than once, a few spa treatments, and visited the shops on board more than once. He retired in style.

[nannybeth]

$26,000 last fall on Freedom of the Seas.

Holy Crap...did I read this correctly??

[tuff2]

I am not telling. I don't think it is anybody's business but mine.

[demodawn]

One week. $3000 cash advance at the casino each night. Treated the group to Chops and Portofino's as a reward for a job well done. Drinks, spa for all the wives. It adds up.

 

 

Can I please work for you????:p I got a new lunch box for nurse week this year. Its close but not the same

[debates2]

This is why my kids don't get charging privileges on their cards when we cruise, if they need something they can come find me and I will get it for them.

 

I have four boys and on our first cruise my youngest discovered he could use his SeaPass card in the arcade...$5, $5, $5. My #3 son also discovered he could charge non-alcoholic daiquiris (for all his new friends). I checked out account on day #1 and discovered the two youngest had charged close to $600. I blocked their ability to charge and have not made that same mistake any our other trips.

[debates2]

I am not telling. I don't think it is anybody's business but mine.

 

No need to get testy. Simply don't reply when you think the question is nobody's business. Its like a bad program on TV - turn it off.

[bluegirlum]

Guy next to me in line on Oasis had a bill of $5200. He was from England and his card was only approved for $5000. He actually said, well, I guess I have to go to the casino! :) Don't know what happened.

[octagonmike]

I am not telling. I don't think it is anybody's business but mine.

 

 

Then why even bother replying ?

 

Weird !

[gkbiiii]

Can I please work for you????:p I got a new lunch box for nurse week this year. Its close but not the same

 

 

I noticed that Adventure had a $2400 per day charge allowance in the casino, so a 13 night cruise could be a costly bit of time. So it is possible at 2400 X 10 nights would be over $24,000; in a casino as tight as on Adventure!!!

 

 

It makes you wonder how much one could blow, on a Around the World, 100 night Cunard Voyage??

[mike1trim]

$26,000 last fall on freedom of the seas.

 

what!!!!!

[JustAnOrdinaryGirl]

I am not telling. I don't think it is anybody's business but mine.

 

 

Get over yourself...I expect this is fun...no one would know if it was true or not...and if you dont agree why are you reading it and posting a worthless comment. Chill out and be happy

[JustAnOrdinaryGirl]

No need to get testy. Simply don't reply when you think the question is nobody's business. Its like a bad program on TV - turn it off.

 

 

well said debates2 :)