If this is your first time on a cruise, you may think the payment setup on board is similar to a hotel—tell them your room number and sign a slip of paper, or opt to just pay with cash or your credit card.
On a cruise, it’s even easier. Your room key is also your onboard payment card. You’ll use your SeaPass card to pay for drinks, spa treatments, specialty restaurants, casino credit, and everything else you can think of. You can even track your expenses via the Celebrity Cruises app.
On the last night of your cruise, you’ll get an itemized list of everything you purchased and the credit card on file will be charged that amount. If you have any questions about your bill or any items charged, you have time to speak with Guest Relations before your card is charged.
Read: How to Prepare for a Cruise