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What is your average sail and sign bill for a 7 day cruise?  

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  1. 1. What is your average sail and sign bill for a 7 day cruise?

    • Less than $500
      87
    • $500 to $1000
      63
    • $1000 to $1500
      27
    • $1500 to $2000
      8
    • Greater than $2000
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We're not really big drinkers, will have a couple of sodas throughout the week, usually go to the Steakhouse at least once, don't purchase anything of real value from the Jewelry store, and I usually have one spa day.

 

NOW if we were big drinkers, our S&S would be around $1000!

 

Our last cruise, the S&S bill was $200... but then again, we were in Alaska.

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We usually average about $200 a day so $1400 for a 7 day cruise. We usually have one night in the specialty restaurant; some casino,some bingo, always wine with dinner, a few drinks of the day and maybe some spa (but not always). None of the expenses are for excursions as we usually book that ourselves. I guess the fact that we smuggle some booze on board (for drinking on the balcony) hasn't hurt the company's bottom line.

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We don't drink and rarely do photos. I always prepay tips as well. We do love the supper club and will go a couple times if the ship we are on has one. If we ever do a Cruise Line shore excursion then it is also paid ahead of time.I love the coffee shop and my partner will get a soda card depending on the cruise. Our sail and sign is usually a couple hundred. I think our lowest was $55 on the Victory.

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My fiance, our 9 month old son & myself were on the Dream this past June and our S&S bill was around 1,200.. fiance did a little bit gambling using his S&S card, I did some bingo & cash craze pull tabs, lots of drinks, and some light shopping. I didn't think it was a terrible bill.. especially since I won the 1,500 Cash Craze so that took care of the bill ;)

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I am budgeting for our cruise in January on the Legend . . . 140.00 tips (not counting the cash we leave extra), 150.00 Chef's Table plus 30.00 tip, 2 excursions already chosen 228.00, 100.00 for drinks (we're not big drinkers), 100.00 for a few souvenirs like ship shirts, round up to a total of 800.00 just in case and there ya go!

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We prepay for any escursions we do, so we usually have a pretty low S&S balence. Usually between 300-400 on a 7 nighter. Our last cruise we had $440 OBC from ES claims, on the morning of debarkation got our S&S print out and a check for $65 for the left over OBC!! How sweet OBC is......:D

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Last cruise we were on I hear these two dudes talking next door as I'm getting my S&S bill/check from the little mail box hanger on the Liberty.---“I really didn’t realize how much those drinks were, I just ordered them without looking. Oh man, they really add up don’t they?” “Yes, its just too easy to hand them that card. Oh man………..oooh man.”

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My first cruise, our final S&S statement was about $150. We brought a lot of our alcohol (I think the policy was different back then?) The cruise I just went on, our S&S was about $1300 - $250 at spa, $100 on an excursion, $300 on gift shop, remainder on DODs (yikes!)

 

We were prepared and had been depositing money into a 'Cruise Fund' for about a year though. :)

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