// what to expect
Royal Casino invites guests into a world of excitement and elegance, where the thrill of gaming meets refined style. The vibrant atmosphere features a wide range of options, from slot machines and electronic gaming to classic table games like blackjack, poker, and roulette. Professional dealers and friendly staff ensure a seamless experience for players of all levels. Stylish décor, soft lighting, and a touch of glamour create an environment that’s both lively and comfortable. Whether trying your luck or simply enjoying the energy of the room, Royal Casino delivers a first-class entertainment experience that captures the essence of sophisticated gaming.
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// know before you go
Pricing
Royal Casino is free for guests to use.
Attire
Royal Casino recommended attire, according to Royal Caribbean, is "cruise casual" - including collared shirts, slacks, or jeans (no rips) for men, and blouses, sundresses, or pants for women, with no swimwear, tank tops, or flip-flops.
How to reserve
Access to Royal Casino is provided on a first-come, first-served basis.
How to purchase
No purchase necessary for Royal Casino.
Age restrictions
Gambling at Royal Casino requires guests to be at least 19 years old when outside of U.S. territory. This includes the mainland and a perimeter extending 12 miles from shore. Within the territory of Alaska or Hawaii, guests must be 21 years old to gamble. Underrage guests are typically able to spectate without issue.
Good to know
Royal Casino is only open in international waters (typically 12 miles from shore) due to maritime and regional laws. Royal Caribbean will close the casino when the ship is in port or in restricted waters (e.g., U.S. ports like Alaska or Hawaii, or certain European countries). Guests cannot gamble during port days or in certain jurisdictions, limiting access based on the ship’s location. Royal Casino operates on a cashless system, using the room keycard linked to an onboard account for bets and winnings. Cash is not accepted at tables or slots, though ATMs or the casino cage may allow cash withdrawals (with fees, e.g., ~$6–$10).