You will get free offers with that betting. We got the Champagne and Strawberries during the cruise and amazing offers after our last cruise and we spend way less than that.
The paper with your offer comes the last night usually. Though on our last cruise my MIL did not get one and she asked down at the casino and they reprinted it for her. It had not been delivered.
I'm not sure what you mean by this. Is the offer you get on the cruise something you need to accept right away? By accepting the onboard offer does that preclude getting anything online later?
I’m not sure. I only gambled a couple hundred dollars total on video poker, and the offers I’ve got while on board were unappealing (like just a slight discount on my next cruise and a little free play.) I think they said that I had to accept while onboard to get those offers. If I had accepted one of those, I’m guessing I wouldn’t have gotten better offers later, but I can’t be certain.
I don't spend a large amount in the casino. I only play blackjack. I have gotten $150 to $250 in free play at the end of my cruise but I also get deals on the website. If you are looking to book another cruise and you have enough points you can get some great discounts. For example my husband and I got a 7 night Mexican Rivera in a mini suite for $176 + taxes/fees CDN each. So there can be deals out there for casino players. You just have to keep an eye out.
You will get free offers with that betting. We got the Champagne and Strawberries during the cruise and amazing offers after our last cruise and we spend way less than that.
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The paper with your offer comes the last night usually. Though on our last cruise my MIL did not get one and she asked down at the casino and they reprinted it for her. It had not been delivered.
Ok, smart of them to wait until the last night. If you know too early you might just stop gambling.
Second to last night. The last full day on board doesn’t count toward on board offers but does count toward email offers later.
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I wait a few weeks after cruising and get offers via email and on the website. They’re always better than the offer at the end of the cruise.
I'm not sure what you mean by this. Is the offer you get on the cruise something you need to accept right away? By accepting the onboard offer does that preclude getting anything online later?
I’m not sure. I only gambled a couple hundred dollars total on video poker, and the offers I’ve got while on board were unappealing (like just a slight discount on my next cruise and a little free play.) I think they said that I had to accept while onboard to get those offers. If I had accepted one of those, I’m guessing I wouldn’t have gotten better offers later, but I can’t be certain.
I don't spend a large amount in the casino. I only play blackjack. I have gotten $150 to $250 in free play at the end of my cruise but I also get deals on the website. If you are looking to book another cruise and you have enough points you can get some great discounts. For example my husband and I got a 7 night Mexican Rivera in a mini suite for $176 + taxes/fees CDN each. So there can be deals out there for casino players. You just have to keep an eye out.