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[jaymarycruisers]

are you able to draw money in the casino and have it put on your shipboard account:cool::cool::cool:

[NLH Arizona]

are you able to draw money in the casino and have it put on your shipboard account:cool::cool::cool:

Yes, with a 3% surcharge.

[BirdTravels]

Yes. there is a 3% fee

[texasreb]

Up to $300 per day on your key card.

[fastpitchdad]

Up to $300 per day on your key card.

 

It is more than that...I don't know what the limit is but I took $500 the one night I decided to donate money to the craps gods.

[collegecruiser2020]

Up to $300 per day on your key card.

The max is based on what your credit card company will give you. I've seen people charge thousands, and sometimes it will take an extra few minutes for them to actually call the company and make sure you can cover it.

[MikeBTN]

Up to $300 per day on your key card.

 

I think it’s $3,000.

 

You can also apply for a credit account just like you would with a casino: https://www.ncl.com/credit

[texasreb]

Maybe I misread the screen at the slot machine to download from your keycard. I know for sure you can get more by having it approved in the casino.

[riclop]

are you able to draw money in the casino and have it put on your shipboard account:cool::cool::cool:

Don't gamble is the advice.

[deefer]

Deleted.....info already in another post

[garycarla]

Or just go to the ATM. Get $1,000 for way less than 3%.

[FranMar16]

Don't gamble is the advice.

 

Don't go to Disney either. You're guaranteed to blow thousands and walk away with nothing but a ballon or cheap toy you pay 3x the price for.

[MikeBTN]

Don't go to Disney either. You're guaranteed to blow thousands and walk away with nothing but a ballon or cheap toy you pay 3x the price for.

 

lol. We did Disney as our first cruise a few years ago, only because we got a fantastic last-minute rate. Something like $2,500 for 4 of us in an Oceanview. I've never been able to get it under $5,000 since. I found Disney slightly better than NCL, RCCL, and Carnival, but not so much so that its worth 50%-100% more money.

[FranMar16]

lol. We did Disney as our first cruise a few years ago, only because we got a fantastic last-minute rate. Something like $2,500 for 4 of us in an Oceanview. I've never been able to get it under $5,000 since. I found Disney slightly better than NCL, RCCL, and Carnival, but not so much so that its worth 50%-100% more money.

 

I meant Disney on land lol. She said don't gamble which some of us enjoy as entertainment. Some spend there money on other things like amusement parks and come home with the same loss IMO.