Pacific Princess casino question

[Fuzzyape]

DW and I are booked on the Pacific Princess for this December. The answers won't change our desire to go, as we've never experienced the really small ship experience, and we like the itinerary.

 

I've searched through the boards (and I might have missed the answer, if so I apologize) I'm wondering if the casino in the Pacific Princess has 3 card poker.

 

I know it's a small casino, but DW and I enjoy the game, and wonder if we'll get to play in December. Any help is appreciated.

 

Counting down the days!

[chiefbaldeagle]

It used to a year ago. Dont see any reason they would remove it

 

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[paul929207]

We will be on the Pacific in June, I will try to remember to look and let you kknow.

[Fuzzyape]

Thanks for the responses! Paul, have a great cruise!

[flamomo]

Just want to say Lucky You!!

The Pacific is a delightful ship, and small ship cruising is so different from ships with 4x as many passengers or more. Just the "vibe" of the ship is a whole different thing. I've had the pleasure several times, and have decided that she is my favorite ship in the fleet.

I hope you will enjoy your first small ship experience as much as I have enjoyed every one of mine.

[Fuzzyape]

Just want to say Lucky You!!

The Pacific is a delightful ship, and small ship cruising is so different from ships with 4x as many passengers or more. Just the "vibe" of the ship is a whole different thing. I've had the pleasure several times, and have decided that she is my favorite ship in the fleet.

I hope you will enjoy your first small ship experience as much as I have enjoyed every one of mine.

 

Thanks Flamomo, we are looking forward to the experience!

[spunkie4]

Not to steal your thread, but we are on the Pacific in April. While on the former Royal, the casino only took cash. Does anyone know if the Pacific Princess has been converted to the use of sail and sign card? Thanks

[beg3yrs]

Not to steal your thread, but we are on the Pacific in April. While on the former Royal, the casino only took cash. Does anyone know if the Pacific Princess has been converted to the use of sail and sign card? Thanks

 

It's been some time since you've been on one of the R class ships of Princess. We have been on the Ocean Princess, another R class ship, over the last couple of years and yes, you could charge chips and casino credit to your onboard account. I see no reason why you couldn't on the Pacific Princess.

 

BTW, take care of her, we are boarding her in May.

[spunkie4]

It's been some time since you've been on one of the R class ships of Princess. We have been on the Ocean Princess, another R class ship, over the last couple of years and yes, you could charge chips and casino credit to your onboard account. I see no reason why you couldn't on the Pacific Princess.

 

BTW, take care of her, we are boarding her in May.

 

 

Thank you for your response. You are correct, the last five cruises have been on the Royal, Emerald and the Caribbean Princess. You will board the Pacific on the day we leave to fly home.

[Fuzzyape]

Not to steal your thread, but we are on the Pacific in April. While on the former Royal, the casino only took cash. Does anyone know if the Pacific Princess has been converted to the use of sail and sign card? Thanks

 

Never a worry Spunkie. Good question I had assumed they worked that way already. It's been that way on our last several cruises as someone already pointed out.

 

Thanks again for all the help!

 

Counting down the days!