Changing US dollars for small denominations, on board

[swansnz]

I’m going on a HAL Asia cruise next month, and ordered some US dollars to use for tipping etc. I did ask my bank for small bills, but they gave me it all in $50 bills. Would I be able to change these $50 bills anywhere on board, for $1 and $5 bills?

[cruz chic]

Yes, you should be able to do that at the front desk.

[kazu]

I’m going on a HAL Asia cruise next month, and ordered some US dollars to use for tipping etc. I did ask my bank for small bills, but they gave me it all in $50 bills. Would I be able to change these $50 bills anywhere on board, for $1 and $5 bills?

 

you can never have enough of those :D I've never had a problem getting smaller bills on board. I can bring as many as I want but it never seems to be enough;)

[sail7seas]

No problem. You can break large bills (U.S. $) at the Front Office.

[swansnz]

Thanks all

[Dobermangal]

I get the casino cage to break bills for me if there is a line at the front office.

Never a problem. They will even turn US coin into bills if you've got it :)

Carla

[bert425]

Yes, you should be able to do that at the front desk.

 

Or casino cage (if the front desk line is too long)

[Krazy Kruizers]

I take $100 bills and change them at the front desk for ones and fives.

[senorjim]

I’m going on a HAL Asia cruise next month, and ordered some US dollars to use for tipping etc. I did ask my bank for small bills, but they gave me it all in $50 bills. Would I be able to change these $50 bills anywhere on board, for $1 and $5 bills?

 

 

Just a note of caution. In my experience the front desk won't accept ripped or marked bills

 

 

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[cruz chic]

Or casino cage (if the front desk line is too long)

 

Good idea. That said, sometimes it's not always open earlier in the day.

[chrispb]

Just a note of caution. In my experience the front desk won't accept ripped or marked bills

 

 

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Just like Myanmar then:D