On board account - How many credit cards

[sunscreen]

If we have 3 friends travelling in the same stateroom, all adults, can each register their own credit card when setting up account info on cruise personalizer before cruise?  Also, does the card have to belong to that person cruising.  i.e.  Parent has U.S. credit card and adult son travelling does not.   Can parent use his card for his son's on board account?  Exchange rate is terrible for Canadians without a U.S. card.

Edited October 17, 2018 by sunscreen

[Purvis1231]

Right, each one can have separate accounts.

[Lottacruises]

And you can use others cards,  they don't care. 

[Lottacruises]

Oh,  if you do this at the port make sure they "split" the accounts.  Do it online beforehand to ensure its the way you want it. 

[DebJ14]

2 hours ago, Lottacruises said:

And you can use others cards,  they don't care. 

Yes, they do care.  Here is the procedure for using a 3rd parties credit card if the person is not sailing.

Use of a Credit Card by a Third Party
We accept credit cards belonging to a non-sailing individual. During the Online Check-in process, an authorization form is provided for guests who will be using a credit card belonging to an individual who is not on the cruise. This form will need to be filled out and printed. At embarkation, guests will need to present:

• The completed 'Letter of Authorization for Use of a Credit Card by Third Party/Guest' - the signature on the letter of authorization must match the signature on the back of the credit card. 
• A legible copy of the non-sailing individual's credit card with signature (both sides, front and back). It is not required for guests to carry the physical credit card with them on board.
• A legible copy of the non-sailing individual's government issued photo ID with signature (example: Driver's License)

[sunscreen]

Thanks everyone for all the advice.   Answered all my questions!!!

[riclop]

Yes they can.