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We plan to try out some slot machines on our next cruise. Do we need to do anything prior to using them or do we just choose one and insert out SS card?

 

You'll have to establish a PIN number I believe with your birthday. They usually have little signs around or a employee will help you.

 

You can use your SS card if you want to charge your bankroll to your account. But otherwise, just like slots everywhere, the ones on Carnival accept good ol' cash, coins or bills, just put in your $ and pull the handle. They don't pay out in cash, though - they print out a ticket when you cash out and you take the ticket to the cashier for your money. So no happy sounds of coins crashing down into the hopper. Too bad.

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You can use your SS card if you want to charge your bankroll to your account. But otherwise, just like slots everywhere, the ones on Carnival accept good ol' cash, coins or bills, just put in your $ and pull the handle. They don't pay out in cash, though - they print out a ticket when you cash out and you take the ticket to the cashier for your money. So no happy sounds of coins crashing down into the hopper. Too bad.

 

 

 

Yea......none of that other than they take cash. Use your S&S card while playing so you can put winnings into your player bank, the machines will not print you off a win receipt.

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On the fantasy we didn't get the paper tickets. After we put money in the slots it cashed out to a separate casino section on our sign and sail card. When we were done at the end of the cruise went to the casino gave them our card at the window and cashed it out. I cleared 300 and didn't put it more that 60

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You can use your SS card if you want to charge your bankroll to your account. But otherwise, just like slots everywhere, the ones on Carnival accept good ol' cash, coins or bills, just put in your $ and pull the handle. They don't pay out in cash, though - they print out a ticket when you cash out and you take the ticket to the cashier for your money. So no happy sounds of coins crashing down into the hopper. Too bad.

 

I haven't seen a slot machine that takes coins on any of the ships that I've sailed on in the last ten years or so. No use bringing a roll of quarters unless you can use them in the laundry room.

 

Slots take paper cash, as much as you're willing to give them. Or use your S&S card.

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Have not done this many times..slots period...and at Oregon beach casino most recently...long ago..LOL.

 

So do you check your card every night to see where you are??? Or is it telling you somewhere..i guess that you are not putting more in and watching the points..but the actual cash..does that show?? Sorry not too swift here...

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Just to clarify I can use paper cash at the slot and my winnings are put onto my SS Card... Then I take it to the window to cash out. Can I do this at anytime during the cruise? Also can you view your casino balance on the SS kiosk.

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Just to clarify I can use paper cash at the slot and my winnings are put onto my SS Card... Then I take it to the window to cash out. Can I do this at anytime during the cruise? Also can you view your casino balance on the SS kiosk.

 

You can cash out anytime the casino is open. You cannot do it on port days or the day you disembark, so make sure you do it sometime before the casino closes the last night. If you forget, they DO send a check to your house in a few weeks.

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Just to clarify I can use paper cash at the slot and my winnings are put onto my SS Card... Then I take it to the window to cash out. Can I do this at anytime during the cruise? Also can you view your casino balance on the SS kiosk.

 

"Casino winnings"? I am unfamiliar with the concept. Could you explain? :)

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