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If your cruise is 5 nights or less, you can charge up to $300 before having to put cash on your account if going the cash route. $500 is the amount you can charge on sailings longer than 5 nights. If you put a card on your account instead, use an actual credit card. If it is a debit card, they will put a hold on it that can take up to 2 weeks after the cruise ends to be released. We did cash on our cruise last month. Charged what we wanted to seapass and then just went to guest services the final night and paid it in cash. We will be doing the same on our cruise next May.

If your cruise is 5 nights or less, you can charge up to $300 before having to put cash on your account if going the cash route. $500 is the amount you can charge on sailings longer than 5 nights. If you put a card on your account instead, use an actual credit card. If it is a debit card, they will put a hold on it that can take up to 2 weeks after the cruise ends to be released. We did cash on our cruise last month. Charged what we wanted to seapass and then just went to guest services the final night and paid it in cash. We will be doing the same on our cruise next May.