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07/16/04 02:21 PM
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Luke
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What form of payment is accepted to buy chips at the casion ... cash, credit card, cabin charge?
Heck, after that first Amazing Race episode, I may switch from Balckjack to Roulette!
Thanks.
Luke
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Re: Casino Question
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07/16/04 02:33 PM
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jhp
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I have no idea, other than Marc says you can charge up to $200 per day to get cash out on your on-board account. If you use the ATM, he says it is really expensive. Credit card....I saw people lined up to get money this way when I visited Atlantic City. Have to say, they looked like desperate sorts, though! Sounds like you guys are getting ready for a great cruise with plans to meet onboard!
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Re: Casino Question
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07/16/04 02:42 PM
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wagsalot
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i only remembered using cash. When you're in a port, you can use the ATMs. I do not think you can charge it to your room.
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Re: Casino Question
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07/17/04 02:29 AM
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jim in Cleveland
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Luke,
It's a cash casino. You may be able to charge a few hundred dollars to your account.
I remember Wind Surf where you could charge $1,000 per person, per day to your cabin. We would take the chips, play a little bit, put most of them in our room safe, then cash them in at the end of the trip.
Cha Ching !!!! 14,000 American Express Miles
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Re: Casino Question
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07/17/04 02:36 AM
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Luke
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Thanks ... I better hit the ATM before we leave on Monday.
Luke
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