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Is there a fee to charge casino play to my Royal Caribbean stateroom?
Usually yes at the tables, and usually not as a separate convenience fee at the slots. Royal Caribbean allows you to charge up to $5,000 per day at the slots and another $5,000 at table games using your SeaPass card. Table-game transactions carry a convenience fee, but Club Royale Prime, Signature, and Masters members have that fee waived. There is one important catch: cashless wagering is meant for actual casino play. Royal Caribbean says downloaded funds must be used for gaming activity if you want to continue making cashless wagering transactions. In other words, don't treat your SeaPass like a floating ATM with better lighting. Download only what you actually plan to put into play. Cash and casino ATMs are still options, although ATM and other bank or convenience fees may apply. And remember, Club Royale Prime is not Crown & Anchor Diamond. They are completely separate loyalty programs. Prime is earned through casino play, and its perks include the waived cashless-wagering convenience fee and complimentary casino drinks while actively gaming. If you're using cashless wagering, know your Club Royale status before you sit down. Prime and above? The table-game convenience fee is waived. Not Prime? Ask the casino what fee applies before you download a large amount. A two-minute question beats discovering the fee halfway through the hand.
- Table-game SeaPass charges carry a convenience fee, waived for Club Royale Prime, Signature, and Masters
- Slot charges usually skip that separate convenience fee, with daily caps around $5,000 at slots and $5,000 at tables
- Downloaded funds must be used for actual play, or cashless wagering can be cut off
- Club Royale Prime is earned through casino play and is not the same as Crown & Anchor Diamond
Source: Royal Caribbean casino cashless wagering, Royal Caribbean Club Royale rewards
Last verified 2026-07-30