Slots in Casino?

[phabric]

First time on HAL on the Westerdam, Dec 26.

 

On Princess, you put your sail card in the slot machine, set up a casino account, and you can take money from your sail card to your casino account to use to play the slots with no fee. I have OBC to use.

 

Can you do this with HAL? Or do you have to use cash only? Or do you have to go to the casino cage to get money from your sail card?

Edited September 24, 2015 by phabric

[POA1]

Based on your description of Princess, it sounds like HAL is the same.

[DaveOKC]

First time on HAL on the Westerdam, Dec 26.

 

On Princess, you put your sail card in the slot machine, set up a casino account, and you can take money from your sail card to your casino account to use to play the slots with no fee. I have OBC to use.

 

Can you do this with HAL? Or do you have to use cash only? Or do you have to go to the casino cage to get money from your sail card?

 

Sounds like the way HAL does it as well. You set up your information and password one time and then whenever you play you insert your cabin key (much like you do with your slot card in a land based casino). It normally asks you if you want to charge your play to your cabin account (or something to that effect). Very quick and easy. You can use cash as well (naturally!).

[CaveDiving]

...On Princess, you put your sail card in the slot machine, set up a casino account, and you can take money from your sail card to your casino account to use to play the slots with no fee. I have OBC to use.

 

Can you do this with HAL? ...

 

The simple answer is "Yes."

 

Scott & Karen

[kazu]

Same system on HAL and, in case, if you want, you can also put cash in instead of charging to your on board account ;)

[YubaSutter]

Yes.

[phabric]

Do they charge you a fee to take money out of your sail card at the casino cage?

[Krazy Kruizers]

If you should "hit", you will not hear the coins coming down -- you have to cash out at the window.

[jtl513]

Do they charge you a fee to take money out of your sail card at the casino cage?

Yes, 3% just like at the front desk for a straight cash advance ... but you can do the work-around of first using a slot machine to put money on your card from your on-board account and playing a little before cashing out. Then there's no fee.

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Edited September 25, 2015 by jtl513