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I heard it was possible to get up to $2,000 per day from the casino and it will be charged to your stateroom without a service charge? Is this true? Do you just show your sea-pass at the casino and tell them how much you want and they hand over the cash after you sign for it?

 

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Yes, it true. As long as the credit card you're using for your Sea Pass account, has enough credit on it...then you can get "cash advances", with a charge to your card. Nifty, for those that want to take advance of this...

 

Karyn

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Yes, it true. As long as the credit card you're using for your Sea Pass account, has enough credit on it...then you can get "cash advances", with a charge to your card. Nifty, for those that want to take advance of this...

 

Karyn

 

Best part is it is not treated as a cash advance, all monies taken are turned in at the end of the week by Celebrity with the rest of your purchases as a purchase on board ship. Great way to pick up miles or whatever incentives you might have on your card....

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It's also a great way to get the cash at the end of the cruise to fill the various tip envelopes in the denominations you desire. I also retrieved extra envelopes from Guest Services and used the card at the casino to get more cash for the various staff members not included in the normal end-of-cruise tipping process like favorite bartenders, bar waiters in lounges, bar attendants by the pool (oops, see a pattern here?:eek: ). LOL! I know it's possible to sign for a little extra on the bill when being served, which we do, but for those who stand out for going above and beyond, it's nice to say good-bye at the end of the cruise and hand them a little something extra in person as a thank-you........:D

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we did this everyday on infinity and they never charged us extra fees or anything for doing it ,, compared to the 5.00$ + fee for using their atm

this was the way to go ,

and the limit was 2000...

 

 

take care

Melissa

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Hi, We just got off of he Galaxy with a big group, and one or two of our group were "high rollers". The casino manager let them pull more than 2000 a day from their seapass card attached to their credit card. I'm pretty sure, that at least some of the money stayed on the ship!

Take care,

k.k.

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Thanks everyone. I don't use ATM's overseas because my bank charges and arm and a leg. I was trying to figure out a way to pay Alla for my St Pete tour without taking all that cash with me.

 

Roseanna

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