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buckeyefan10

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The seasick meds at the purser's desk have been free in the past, but I'm not sure if they are still free. You can also get them from your cabin stewards. They'd rather prevent your "accidents" than clean up after you! I take Bonine, which I buy from any large drug store. I'd rather have my own with me than to have to go looking for a cabin steward or go to the purser's desk if I need it. I take one Bonine at night, beginning the night before the cruise, and it works well for me.

In the casino, what I like to do is put cash into the slot machine at the beginning of the cruise. If I win anything, I will cash out onto my S&S Players Account and then use that money to play with for the rest of the cruise....or until it runs out.

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