How can I cash out on board credit

[pj woods]

On my next cruise I have about 600 dollars in on board credit. In case I do no spend all of that credit is there anyway to cash it out.

[Colorado Babe]

WE went up to the guest services desk on our last cruise and they gave us cash.

[molly361]

If your OBC is from RCL via Wow sale credit or credit from booking onboard it is non refundable. That credit you would need to take out at the casino and pay the 5% service charge. They will not give you that at GS

Edited February 8, 2015 by molly361

[ckrobyn]

If your OBC is from RCL via Wow sale credit or credit from booking onboard it is non refundable. That credit you would need to take out at the casino and pay the 5% service charge. They will not give you that at GS

 

If it is onboard credit you purchased?

[39august]

Any unused OBC can be gotten in cash from the casino for a 5% charge. You should be able to get any unused OBC that came from a source other than RCI on the last afternoon of your cruise at Guest Services at no charge.

[pj woods]

Its actually 500 dollars and its from a travel agent. Its broken down to 200 from royal and 300 from the travel agent.

[kc320]

Its actually 500 dollars and its from a travel agent. Its broken down to 200 from royal and 300 from the travel agent.

 

The $200 from Royal is non-refundable...which is what they generally use first when charging your seapass card..the $300 would be refundable..and you can either take cash from Guest Services at the end, let it go back onto your credit card...or pay the 5% fee at the casino & get cash at any time during the cruise...

[kc320]

If it is onboard credit you purchased?

 

Should be able to get that back at GS...sometimes they make you wait till late in the evening on the last night...

[molly361]

If it is onboard credit you purchased?

 

You can get that back at GS or it will be refunded to the credit card you have on file

[molly361]

Should be able to get that back at GS...sometimes they make you wait till late in the evening on the last night...

 

Very true- Sometimes we have paid the 5% rather than wait on those long lines. It is never really that much money.