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How much cash, if any, should I take on my week long cruise to Alaska?

Thanks much!!

How much will you gamble? What will you be doing at your ports?

Whatever number you come up with...double it.

As an additional question for this thread, which currency/currencies are accepted in the casino?

Cruising Voyager out of Singapore.

Cheers..

It depends on what you are going to do in the ports and are you paying for everything in cash. We were just there in May and found some items to be expensive. I would take a few hundred dollars and have a credit card in reserve. Enjoy your cruise Alaska is beautiful.

As an additional question for this thread, which currency/currencies are accepted in the casino?

 

Cruising Voyager out of Singapore.

 

Cheers..

USD as a minimum.

I always have a couple hundred. Beyond that, there isnt much need. You can find ATMs in just about any cruise port around the world to get local currency.

If you are a casino gambler, I would take about $1200.00. if not, then $300.00 cash should do it. You can always get cash from the casino cage off of your sea pass. Depending on your C&A and your casino tier, it might be free (no fees)

If you are a casino gambler, I would take about $1200.00. if not, then $300.00 cash should do it. You can always get cash from the casino cage off of your sea pass. Depending on your C&A and your casino tier, it might be free (no fees)

I think this is exactly what we took - about $300, and we paid for nearly everything on our credit cards. So we spent maybe $100 of the cash over our 10 day land tour and cruise.

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We always bring more cash than we think we'll need. Better to have it, than to need it and have to pay to access your own money via ATMs or other means. You can take unspent funds home and redeposit into your account.