Casino Drink Questions

[san diego spartan]

I have a couple of questions about the drinks in the casino:

1. Are they free if you are gambling?  

2. If they are "free" if you are gambling - can you order anything to drink (i.e. something that would fall under the Premium Drink Package)?

3. We are on a blue chip offer and were told that drinks in the casino are "free" - is that anything different if drinks are "free" while gambling or can I just go to teh casino bar and get a free drink without gambling?  

 

Thanks.  

[Fly and Sail]

The waiters see if you're gambling or not and the gaming activity is also logged on the account as you scan the card. Usually, drinks from the Classic drink package apply for comp items.

 

Your problem might be to actually find a server to serve these drinks.

[Peteymil]

1 hour ago, san diego spartan said:

I have a couple of questions about the drinks in the casino:

1. Are they free if you are gambling?  

2. If they are "free" if you are gambling - can you order anything to drink (i.e. something that would fall under the Premium Drink Package)?

3. We are on a blue chip offer and were told that drinks in the casino are "free" - is that anything different if drinks are "free" while gambling or can I just go to teh casino bar and get a free drink without gambling?  

 

Thanks.  

They are free while gambling.  I often will go to the bar and ask for a drink and have had no problem, but I do get to know (and tip) the servers in the casino.

[san diego spartan]

ok thank you.

[kathylynnt]

Peteymil-Do you tip in cash or out it on the bill? If they bring you a complimentary drink in the casino, I think that it would be cash...  Just wondering.

Kathy

[Peteymil]

17 hours ago, kathylynnt said:

Peteymil-Do you tip in cash or out it on the bill? If they bring you a complimentary drink in the casino, I think that it would be cash...  Just wondering.

Kathy

Yes, I always bring a bunch of ones on the cruise so I give them a dollar, OR, if I don't have a dollar they are happy to take a $1 chip, which is a very common way for people at the tables to tip.