What Is A Cash Account On Carnival Cruise?

Cruise Cash is a non-refundable payment option added to Carnival policies, which allows guests to add cash to their Sail and Sign account for onboard expenses, including staff gratuities. It is available in denominations of 25, 50, 75, and 100, and can be used for any charge made to the guest’s account, including taxes and gratuity charges. The Sail Sign® is Carnival’s cashless on board credit program, which allows guests to charge onboard purchases and gratuities directly to a personal account for convenience.

Cruise Cash is valid for a single voyage and cannot be transferred to future bookings. It is sold for specific areas on the ship, such as the Cruise Cash Bar 500, Cruise Cash Photo 500, and Cruise Cash 500. Each stateroom can purchase Cruise Cash Bar 500, Cruise Cash Photo 500, and Cruise Cash 500 for a total of 1500 for a stateroom total of 1500.

The Sail Sign Kiosk is a self-service terminal that enables guests on board to conveniently manage and access their onboard Sail Sign. Purchasing Cruise Cash is the only way to apply a credit to their SS account prior to checking in at the pier. There are three types of Cruise Cash: General Cruise Cash, Cruise Cash Bar, and Cruise Cash Build.

Guests must deposit cash (USD currency only) or Travelers Checks (USD currency only) at Guest Services on the first day of the cruise. They can bring cash with them, and the Purser will take it at the Guest Services desk to prevent your card from being charged.

Cruise Cash is a gimmick from Carnival that allows guests to put money on their Sail and Sign account before their cruise. It is designed for those who like to plan ahead and enjoy the convenience of having money on their Sail and Sign account before their cruise.