CAS Ship to Shore Info...

[kollegekreed]

Does anyone know how long it usually takes for the onshore CAS system to have your play from the last cruise in it? I'm looking at possibly cruising again in 20 days and am fearful the info won't be in the system for at least a week? Hoping it's instantaneous....

[SuiteCruiser]

Does anyone know how long it usually takes for the onshore CAS system to have your play from the last cruise in it? I'm looking at possibly cruising again in 20 days and am fearful the info won't be in the system for at least a week? Hoping it's instantaneous....

 

Usually a couple of days, so not too long! Happy cruising!

[monkeybone]

It usually takes 3 days. Give CAS a call Tuesday or Wednesday.

 

How did you do in the casino?

Edited October 11, 2015 by monkeybone

[kollegekreed]

Not well...lost about $1,800. But, got to 1500 tier points so hoping they'll at least waive the solo supplement and give 20% off. Guess we'll see...

[landlady1952]

Let us know how you make out. 1500 points isn't a lot. Will be curious as to what they offer you.

[kollegekreed]

Yeah, I know its certainly not high play in their eyes, but I really just want the single supplement to get waived.

[landlady1952]

Wish you good luck.

[kollegekreed]

Just as an update since you asked -

 

Total price for inside room was $849 per person * 2 which would have been $1698 for the room going as a solo traveler.

 

First off, they waived the single supplement. They also gave an approximate 12.5% discount so the room charge itself for 12 night was $743.

 

Got the UBP as well so paid the gratuities for that, plus $100 for insurance and of course port taxes.

 

In the end, $1100 or so for 12 nights including alcohol and they also threw in $100 OBC and double latitudes points. Not a bad deal, but its one time only...im not planning on gambling much on the 12 day :) :) :)

[monkeybone]

Awesome. Have a great cruise.

[Casino Comp Chick]

Just as an update since you asked -

 

Total price for inside room was $849 per person * 2 which would have been $1698 for the room going as a solo traveler.

 

First off, they waived the single supplement. They also gave an approximate 12.5% discount so the room charge itself for 12 night was $743.

 

Got the UBP as well so paid the gratuities for that, plus $100 for insurance and of course port taxes.

 

In the end, $1100 or so for 12 nights including alcohol and they also threw in $100 OBC and double latitudes points. Not a bad deal, but its one time only...im not planning on gambling much on the 12 day :) :) :)

 

Yes that would be a one off because if you do not gamble, you do not get comped again.

[kollegekreed]

Right! LOL. Ive had some comps before but after losing almost $2000 two weeks ago im not doing it again a month later