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I e-mailed the casino manager of the Inspiration via the Ocean's Players website. I have not recieved a reply and it's been about 5 days. I used the e-mail form that pops up under contact us, it didn't show me the address so I am not sure if it went threw, does anyone know the actual address? I thought I might try it again, can't hurt to try.

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I e-mailed the casino manager of the Inspiration via the Ocean's Players website. I have not recieved a reply and it's been about 5 days. I used the e-mail form that pops up under contact us, it didn't show me the address so I am not sure if it went threw, does anyone know the actual address? I thought I might try it again, can't hurt to try.

 

It won't show the address... if you aren't a big gambler, you may not receive a reply back... they could just look up your OP account and may or may not reply... did your email indicate you would like a reply?? Also, 5 days really isn't a sufficient amount of time to expect a reply... these folks are pretty busy and I'm sure get plenty of correspondence... a little patience and maybe you'll see something.

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I emailed 2 weeks out for my Paradise cruise and never heard a thing.. I was taking two big gamblers..

 

Maybe better luck on my CC group cruise in April:D !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Did you include their ocean players club info?? If you did, i'm surprised you didn't hear back if they are big gamblers...

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We e-mailed the casino host 4 weeks before our Sensation cruise in Sept. She answered right back and when we got on the ship,the cabin was decorated and we recieved a fruit basket from her. She also bought drinks for us in the casino. Very nice time.

oliveoyle

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We e-mailed the CD for the Elation and recieved a reply back within 2 days and we are not members of the OC.

 

Guess it depends on the host... I would think they would at least reply, but I wouldn't expect much for those that aren't members of the OPC... I would also imagine they are bombarded lately thanks to CC, with people trying to get free stuff :p LOL

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We emailed the Fantasy casino host and received a reply very quickly. I did this about 6 weeks before our trip. When we arrived on board, the room wasn't decorated. I went to the casino host and inquired about some credit that I had from a previous cruise and found out that the Casino Host had only been on the ship 8 days so she didn't even know about the credit much less about decorating our room. We didn't mention the decorations but did get the credit I was due. Don't email too early as this may happen to you also. I was actually a little disappointed that the cabin wasn't decorated or that she didn't even bother to check OPC members that were on board.

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This is from the Ocean Players Club website.....Click here

 

Membership levels:

The OPC has 4 levels of membership; Ocean Player, Gold Player, Platinum Player and Platinum VIP. Level of membership is determined by how often you take a cruise on one of our member lines and how many points you accumulate on the slots or how much you play at the tables.

 

To be awarded the levels of membership you have to reach the following level of points within a 24 month period:

 

Ocean Player - 0 to 9,999

Gold Player - 10,000 to 24,999

Platinum Player - 25,000 to 49,999

Platinum VIP - 50,000 plus

 

 

Benefits:

All members are eligible for the special offers advertised on the club news and promotions page (some promotions and rewards may be based upon your current point level).

 

Slot Players:

Slot players can earn points as they play by placing their onboard account card (Sail & Sign card) in the card reader on the machine every time they play*. Instant cash back rewards are paid at the machine. Slot players may also receive complimentary beverages while playing, free gifts and other onboard benefits dependant upon their level of play*. Please see your casino host on your cruise for details.

 

Points are worth one cent each. Instant cash back rewards are paid in units of $10 for every 1,000 points earned up to a maximum of $500, or 50,000 points, per cruise. One point is awarded for every $1.25 played in the machine.

 

Table Players:

Table players can be rated when playing at most of the table games on all of our member cruise lines. Please advise the pit personnel every time you play if you wish to be rated. Players will earn points** based upon their average bet and time played. There are minimum criteria for play to be rated, please check with the casino table personnel on your cruise.

 

Table players may receive complimentary beverages while playing, free gifts, and other onboard benefits dependant upon their level of play. Please consult the casino host or casino staff onboard for more details.

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This is from the Ocean Players Club website.....Click here

 

Membership levels:

The OPC has 4 levels of membership; Ocean Player, Gold Player, Platinum Player and Platinum VIP. Level of membership is determined by how often you take a cruise on one of our member lines and how many points you accumulate on the slots or how much you play at the tables.

 

To be awarded the levels of membership you have to reach the following level of points within a 24 month period:

 

Ocean Player - 0 to 9,999

Gold Player - 10,000 to 24,999

Platinum Player - 25,000 to 49,999

Platinum VIP - 50,000 plus

 

 

Benefits:

All members are eligible for the special offers advertised on the club news and promotions page (some promotions and rewards may be based upon your current point level).

 

Slot Players:

Slot players can earn points as they play by placing their onboard account card (Sail & Sign card) in the card reader on the machine every time they play*. Instant cash back rewards are paid at the machine. Slot players may also receive complimentary beverages while playing, free gifts and other onboard benefits dependant upon their level of play*. Please see your casino host on your cruise for details.

 

Points are worth one cent each. Instant cash back rewards are paid in units of $10 for every 1,000 points earned up to a maximum of $500, or 50,000 points, per cruise. One point is awarded for every $1.25 played in the machine.

 

Table Players:

Table players can be rated when playing at most of the table games on all of our member cruise lines. Please advise the pit personnel every time you play if you wish to be rated. Players will earn points** based upon their average bet and time played. There are minimum criteria for play to be rated, please check with the casino table personnel on your cruise.

 

Table players may receive complimentary beverages while playing, free gifts, and other onboard benefits dependant upon their level of play. Please consult the casino host or casino staff onboard for more details.

 

One piece of information is that there is also a minimum bet of $25 for table play in order to be rated. I was told this my the pit boss(one of them anyway) on the Legend last month.

 

I also emailed prior to sailing and received no response.

 

Vincenzo:)

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I emailed the host for Fantasy and heard back within a few hours. I wanted to know if there was Texas Holdem games held on the ship. Was told that there are but that the tables are not located in the actual casino. Not expecting anything special from the casino host though....I just wanted that info. Now if we do get something special that would be great.

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I e-mailed the casino host on the Holiday about 4 weeks out. I didn't recieve a reply but when we got to our cabin it was decorated and we received a fruit basket.

 

When writing make sure to put your booking # and your cabin number if you know it. This way if they are going to do something special for you they have the information needed.

 

Also make sure to introduce yourself once on board. Like others have said, this got me a few free drinks. :D

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So if you gamble when you go to the casino, but not a huge gambler could I still ask for perks? Or would that be silly?

 

Are you a member of the ocean players club? Take a look at the other post that shows the levels. The perks are for members... and the higher the level, the better the perks...

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I emailed the Valor casino manager before we left, twice, and never got a reply.

I then sent and email to Ocean Players Club itself, and no reply by email, but got a phone call saying that their email to me kept being bounced back.

That was strange since all other CCL emails got through.

 

So, if you do not get one from the ship, don't sweat it, contact OPC's main office

 

Oh, and we had all kinds of junk in our cabin.

 

BTW, apply for casino credit. You don't have to use it and they don't go through credit centers, so it doesn't affect your "real credit"

They just contact your bank to make sure you have enough cash to cover the amount of credit you are asking for.

You can use this like a bank, no interest, no fees.

Say you apply for $2k in casino credit and are approved. Then you go to the casino cage, take out $500 or whatever when you want it and at the end of the cruise, you payback the casino with a check.

No check cashing fees, no ATM fees, no American Express required, no travelers checks

Casino becomes your personal bank for the trip

 

PLUS, casino manager knows you're alive and possibly a player, so they leave goodies in your cabin at embarkation

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Are you a member of the ocean players club? Take a look at the other post that shows the levels. The perks are for members... and the higher the level, the better the perks...

 

 

I am a member, but I haven't really used the card much.

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I am a member, but I haven't really used the card much.

 

They can tell how much you played on previous cruises over the last 24 months. Depending on what you put in your email, I wouldnt sweat not getting an reply unless you asked a question that they should answer. With a lot of people reading CC, some hosts probably get way more emails now and may be a little more picky when deciding who to reply to.

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