Any need for cash on Allure?

[Carrie70]

I know there's the sea pass card to charge to but is there any reason to have cash besides getting off at the ports?

 

 

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[BekkaW]

The Casino requires cash, if that is something that interests you.

 

Tipping is the only other thing I can think of. Standard gratuities are charged daily but if you order room service it's customary to tip a few dollars, some people also like to add $1 or so to their drinks. We usually tip out our cabin steward and dining servers a little extra in cash at he end of the cruise also.

Edited October 23, 2014 by BekkaW

[gerif]

You will need cash if you want to use he casino. You can get cash from your sea pass for this but it will cost you 5%. Also, if you order room service, you will need some small bills for tips. If you don't use either of these things, you won't need cash unless you want to tip extra.

[Carrie70]

Thanks for the info.

 

 

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[cb at sea]

Actually, except for room service tipping (cash), any additional tips you wish to make can be written on the sales tab, or added to your sea pass, along with the normal tips! The ship is basically "cashless".

Edited October 23, 2014 by cb at sea

[LovesCruising]

room service - no slip to sign there

[Carrie70]

That's what we thought. Thank you for replying.

 

 

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[Peacemkr59]

We use cash to tip the entertainers in the Schooner Bar and in the Pub!

[John&LaLa]

You will need cash if you want to use he casino. You can get cash from your sea pass for this but it will cost you 5%. Also, if you order room service, you will need some small bills for tips. If you don't use either of these things, you won't need cash unless you want to tip extra.

 

Go ahead and pay the 5%, casino ends up with the other 95% anyway. ;)

 

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