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We have $300 onboard credit per person, plus free hotel gratuities. Plus internet minutes and two $50 drink cards from a future cruise promotion.

 

What does one do with so much credit? We don't drink much and don't plan to start. We could get laundry service. But what else would a person do with the credit?

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As we don't know anything about the length of your cruise, it is very hard to answer. Consider your Hotel Service Charge will be about $25 per day (assuming 2 people in a cabin- again, something we don't know).

 

Then there are Pinnacle dinners...many things. Just takes some thought and planning.

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Thanks, Denise. BTW, as you were posting, I was editing my original post. We actually have more credit than I first thought. We really enjoyed the pricey cabana when we stopped Half Moon Cay a couple years ago, but we won't be stopping there this time. We will be on the 14-day South Caribbean. Will we find cabanas on other islands? Guess I can look it up myself...

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As we don't know anything about the length of your cruise, it is very hard to answer. Consider your Hotel Service Charge will be about $25 per day (assuming 2 people in a cabin- again, something we don't know).

 

Then there are Pinnacle dinners...many things. Just takes some thought and planning.

 

14 day South Caribbean. The hotel service charge is prepaid.

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Buy logo glasses or travel coffee mugs to take home for friends and family, buy yourself a new watch or some bling, be wild and crazy in the casino, try out a specialty restaurant, get a spa treatment, take a ship sponsored excursion, buy a round of drinks for your table mates.

 

I obviously have no problem spending money! Well, no problems spending other peoples' money.

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Thanks, Denise. BTW, as you were posting, I was editing my original post. We actually have more credit than I first thought. We really enjoyed the pricey cabana when we stopped Half Moon Cay a couple years ago, but we won't be stopping there this time. We will be on the 14-day South Caribbean. Will we find cabanas on other islands? Guess I can look it up myself...

 

OK, now that we have some details...your Hotel Service Charge alone will eat the $300. Simple as that.

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Buy logo glasses or travel coffee mugs to take home for friends and family, buy yourself a new watch or some bling, be wild and crazy in the casino, try out a specialty restaurant, get a spa treatment, take a ship sponsored excursion, buy a round of drinks for your table mates.

 

I obviously have no problem spending money! Well, no problems spending other peoples' money.

 

Wild and crazy. Gee, I'm not sure I know how. But I might have to find out. Hope I don't hurt myself trying :eek:

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Get a cabana that is offered on the ship. They are an excellent place to relax and you have an attendant that truly takes care of you. Also we always sign up the 1st day in the spa for the Thermal Suites. Very relaxing. They limit it to roughly 50 people. Includes steam room, heated tile loungers and relaxing thermal pool.

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Shore Excursions. Lots of fun shore excursions!!!

 

Also, what ship will you be on?

 

Didn't know you could use for shore excursions. I suppose you have to wait until you are actually onboard to book(?)

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Shore excursions would have to be booked on board, yes, if you want to pay for them with on-board credit.

You could spend the money in the Casino.

The shops have some very expensive jewelry that would use up 10 times your credit. (or more)

Spa and/or salon treatments.

Dinner at the Pinnacle is $29 per person; you could go there a couple of times.

Internet, if you are interested in that sort of thing.

A few photos, including formal poses and candid shots.

 

Nothing says you have to spend it all on one thing. All these things can add up quickly.

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Correction. Canneleto. If we have to squeeze every drop of info out of the poster...it is very frustrating trying to help them.

 

I can't read your mind. Tell me what you want to know and I'll tell you.

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