1. What is a poker cruise? (top)
A poker cruise is, quite simply, a hassle-free vacation. We provide to you an affordable 7-8 day exotic cruise that includes live poker and tournaments. Everything will be provided by a world class staff in a smoke-free room, and we will spread any and all limits for experienced and beginning players. Many players from all over the world will join us, so you will be sure to meet and enjoy the company of new and interesting people. Once aboard, all you have to worry about is having a good time.

All meals are included, so you can order room service and watch a movie cabin side, or be treated like royalty at the dining hall. For those of you who don't like to keep a schedule, a buffet is available with many options along with deck side BBQs. One of the only expenses besides shopping is alcohol and soda.

While at sea, plenty of entertainment will be provided. The poker room will be open early for tournaments and live games. We will keep the poker room open throughout the entire evening. The ship also provides lots of activities including comedy, magic and game shows, along with lounges and live music, giving you a wide array of options.

Port days the poker room will be closed, but you will have the chance to experience new and interesting places. During this time, you have the opportunity to enjoy shore excursions such as snorkeling, scuba diving, white water rafting, or taking a relaxing scenic walking tour of the area.

If you can find the time, we'd love to have you aboard. We look forward to seeing you soon!

2. Do I need a passport? (top)
Yes, as of January 1st 2007, a passport is now mandatory to travel outside the United States.

3. How do I book my poker cruise? (top)
To book your poker cruise you can fill out our Booking Form or call 1-877-879-9977 or try our Contact page for more information.

4. Should I buy travelers insurance? (top)
Although Travel Insurance is not mandatory it is useful to protect our passengers from unpredictable events such as medical cancellations, emergencies and unpredictable weather like hurricanes. Also included in the insurance is temporary health insurance for the duration of your vacation while overseas. Inquire for the cost of Insurance as this changes per ship and cruise line.

5. What is a sign and sail card? (top)
Cash is not accepted on the ship, everything you purchase on the ship is charged to your shipboard account. You will be issued a "Sail and Sign" card upon arrival. To open a shipboard account you must leave a small cash deposit or credit card with the pursers desk. The sail and sign card will not be accepted in the Poker Room.

6. When is the poker room open? (top)
The poker room will open immediately after dinner the first night and will remain open whenever the ship is at sea.

7. What is the age requirement to play poker on a poker cruise? (top)
Any guest 18 years of age or older is welcome to play in the poker room.

8. What games will be offered? (top)
Along with Texas Hold'em and Omaha, which are the most common games played, we will offer any game that is requested.

9. Will there be any tournaments? (top)
Yes, there will be No-Limit Texas Hold'em Tournaments on days that we are at sea.

10. What is the poker room's smoking policy? (top)
The poker room will be non-smoking. Smoking areas are conveniently located nearby the poker room.

11. Will there be access to cash while aboard the ship? (top)
There is an ATM on the ship, but it usually runs out of cash early in the trip, the casino will cash personal checks for a limited amount onto your sail and sign card. Travelers checks may be cashed in the Poker Room.

12. Will I need formal attire? (top)
There are two formal nights during the week where formal attire is required in order to dine in the main dining room, a tuxedo is not required but encouraged by the cruise line. Slacks, shirt, tie and jacket are also appropriate attire. If you choose not to dress up there are plenty of other dining alternatives during formal nights.

13. What about seasickness? (top)
Seasickness is rare on ships of this size, but if you wish to be safe, motion sickness pills are available at no charge at the purser's desk.

14. Is it true all the food is free? (top)
Yes, food is free and plentiful, there are many options including room service, the main dining room and various other buffets.

15. Can I bring and use my electronic devices? (top)
Yes, there are electrical outlets in your cabin to plug in your electronic devices such as electric razors, curling irons, Ipods, and other small devices. Most all cabins are equipped with hair dryers.

16. Can I access the internet while aboard? (top)
Yes, there is a cyber cafe on most all ships to access the internet. You can use the computers in the cafe or bring your own laptop. If you bring your own laptop you can access the wireless network from most parts of the ship. Cost for using the internet aboard can be more expensive than we would like. There are also more reasonable priced cyber cafes to access the internet in many locations while at port.