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[Ms. T]

What's the difference between the sign & sail funship(dollars/credit?)

 

what are the advantages/disadvantages?

[cruisin'tex]

What's the difference between the sign & sail funship(dollars/credit?)

 

what are the advantages/disadvantages?

 

Not real sure of question but "sign and sail" means you register your credit card with the cruise line. Onboard charges, including gratuities, purchases, ship excursions, etc., are automatically charged to your credit card account. You will get a statement of all charges (in early morning hours) prior to disembarkation.

 

If you don't register a credit card, then a cash deposit (ranging from $100 - $350, depending on cruise duration) will be required. Anything over the deposit, you will have to settle with purser's desk before disembarkation.

[Carolin]

funship dollars are a way for you to pre-pay onboard expenses.

 

Your sail and sign account is your onboard account set up. The ship is a cashless system (except casino). So when you guy something, it gets charged to your sail and sign account.

[missypriss19]

We buy funship dollars each week prior to cruising and then place them on our S&S account when we cruise. It is just a easy way to save money for the extras. You dont 25-50 a paycheck and that way you cant spend it on anything else.