Majesty of the Seas Casino Playing Guide
Royal Caribbean’s Majesty of the Seas sails short Bahamas routes with a compact yet lively casino. This guide explains table minimums, slot themes, and how to link your Crown & Anchor account for cruise-long rewards.
Opening Hours and Dress Code
- ✓The casino opens when the ship
- ✓enters international waters, typically 30 minutes after
- ✓Opening Hours and Dress Code
The casino opens when the ship enters international waters, typically 30 minutes after departure. Smart-casual attire is required; tank tops and flip-flops are not permitted after 6 pm.
Slot Selection and Limits
- Expect 150 machines in penny and
- nickel denominations plus video poker. Progressive jackpots
Expect 150 machines in penny and nickel denominations plus video poker. Progressive jackpots link across the Royal Caribbean fleet for larger prizes.
Table Game Minimums
Blackjack starts at $10, roulette at $5 inside bets. Baccarat tables open at $25 during formal nights when crowds are lighter.
Crown & Anchor Benefits
Link your loyalty number at the casino desk to earn points redeemable for spa credit, dining, and future cruise discounts. Points post within 24 hours of each session.
Cash-Out and Receipts
- ✓Slot tickets print instantly; table chips
- ✓convert to a receipt signed by the
- ✓Cash-Out and Receipts
Slot tickets print instantly; table chips convert to a receipt signed by the dealer. Redeem winnings at the casino cage before final cruise night to avoid end-of-cruise queues.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use US dollars on the ship?
Yes, USD is accepted everywhere; Canadian dollars are also taken at par in the casino.
Are children allowed in the casino?
No one under 18 may enter or loiter near the gaming area at any time.
Do slot jackpots carry over between cruises?
Progressive jackpots reset at the start of each cruise but link across Royal Caribbean ships for larger totals.
Is there an ATM inside the casino?
Two ATMs sit near the entrance; both charge a convenience fee of $3.50 per transaction.
How are winnings reported for taxes?
W-2G forms are issued for jackpots above $1,200; keep receipts for your records.