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We are sailing on the Summit on March 3rd and wonder if the gratuities are charged to your Seapass account or you need to bring the cash for end of trip. I would appreciate any feedback from those who have sailed recently. Thank you for your input: Beachgator :confused:

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you dont have to bring cash...i cant tell you for the summit specific but on the connie we could opt for it going directly onto the card OR you can take out the cash at the casino (at NO charge) if you prefer handing the tips directly to the person (which i always prefer)

have a great cruise!

*sweet*

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You may fill out a form (your attendant will leave it in your room a few days prior to the end of the cruise) requesting the purser charge tips to your sea pass account. Your attendant will bring vouchers to your room with envelopes for you to give out the last day/night. It's a lot easier than handling cash. You can always add cash to the envelope if you want to tip more.

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Also just back from the Mercury..our room attendant actually explained to us the why to use the seapass card for auto gratuities..it gets posted straight to their accounts--we also gave a bit extra in envelopes directly to each person we wanted to.

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Just back from the Mercury yesterday. The pre-pay tipping form now allows you to add more than the minimum. This is the first time I've seen this. RCI didn't do it last June, but may also be doing it now.

 

 

WOW.......this is great. We have always added cash to the envelopes, but I like this way better.

 

Rick

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We are sailing on the Summit on March 3rd and wonder if the gratuities are charged to your Seapass account or you need to bring the cash for end of trip. I would appreciate any feedback from those who have sailed recently. Thank you for your input: Beachgator :confused:

 

You can put gratuities on your seapass card. If you have a Celebrity Visa, you can use that and get double points to use for shipboard credits on future cruises. There is also a "stockholder benefit" if you have 100 shares of RCI (The parent company). On a 14 day cruise, they will give $250 in shipboard credit. Go Gators!!

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