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The Casino is a gaming hub offering an escape. This lively space features over 2,000 slot machines and 150 table games, including blackjack, roulette, craps, and poker. The elegant atmosphere, with stylish decor and a smoke-free environment, creates an inviting setting for both casual players and high rollers. Guests can enjoy tournaments, promotions, and a dedicated bar.
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Pricing
These are general estimates. The specific minimums for your sailing will be posted at each table in the casino. Tournament availability, rules, and prizes can vary for each cruise. You will need to check the daily schedule on board for specific details.
Attire
Smart casual attire, such as collared shirts, slacks, or dresses, is recommended for the casino. Avoid swimwear, tank tops, or flip-flops to maintain the upscale atmosphere.
How to reserve
While you cannot pre-purchase casino credits, some guests who are part of the Princess Players Club may receive "free play" credit as part of a casino offer, which is automatically loaded to their Medallion.
How to purchase
You can play with cash directly at the tables or by inserting it into a slot machine. The most common and recommended method is to use your Medallion® device to charge funds to your stateroom account. For slot machines, you simply tap your Medallion on the machine to set up a casino account and transfer funds. For table games, you present your Medallion to the dealer or pit boss to receive chips, which are then charged to your stateroom folio.
Age restrictions
The age policy for the casino on a Celebrity cruise ship is that you must be at least 18 years old to gamble. This applies to all casino activities, including table games, slot machines, and even bingo. However, there is a key exception: on all Alaska itineraries, the minimum age to gamble in the casino is 21 years old. It's also important to note that minors are not permitted to loiter or be left unattended in the casino at any time. Casino staff have the right to request a government-issued photo ID to verify a guest's age.