MSC Seaside from Martinique - currency in Casino? US or EU

[Giskard]

We will be on a back to back with the first leg leaving from Port Canaveral Florida and ending in Martinque and the second leg round trip from Martinque. Will the currency in the casino change from US to EU when the cruise becomes stationed in the Caribbean? I ask because last year we did two (not connected) trips on the same boat one in Alaska and then one from Sydney. According to those that were on our cruise in Australia that had just taken the transatlantic from Alaska to Sydney the currency was changed to AU 1/2 way through their trip. And stayed AU while the boat remained in Australia.

 

Thanks, trying to determine how much EU we need to take for excursions, casino etc.

 

[8420PR]

My guess - the onboard currency will change on the 25th November in Fort-de-France, as I think that is the start of first "official" Southern Caribbean cruise.

 

 

 

 

[yellow-submarine]

We could not figurate it out either. Here is the thread:

 

[Giskard]

On 10/25/2023 at 10:09 PM, 8420PR said:

My guess - the onboard currency will change on the 25th November in Fort-de-France, as I think that is the start of first "official" Southern Caribbean cruise.

 

 

 

 

This is my assumption as well given our experience last October in Australia alibet with another cruise line but MSC is European to begin with so I'm thinking it will be EU

[Giskard]

On 10/26/2023 at 11:03 AM, yellow-submarine said:

We could not figurate it out either. Here is the thread:

 

Thank you for the link to the thread. Based on our Austrailia experience I'm thinking it will be US from Port Canveral to Martinque and then EU once we reach Martinque

[PTC DAWG]

I would bet it would be US Dollars…