i am not a gambler but I see many passengers in the casino even in the daytime. How important is the casino to your enjoyment of a cruise?
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Would you take a cruise on an ocean liner that did not have a casino?
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Yes because I don't gamble.
The casino is not a consideration for me. In fact I HATE the smoke filled areas of any kind. Even with non-smoking areas , just passing through a casino leaves you smelling like a dirty ashtray.
Uh....NO
Absolutely, I would take a cruise without a casino. The only time I have been in one is because you have to walk through it to get to most eveything else.
It is a smart move as the house always has the advantage. We will participate in a slot pull on our next cruise but that will be the only time we play in the casino. It will just cost us $20 to play.
Yes I would take a cruise on a liner with no Casino. Disney , so I've heard has no Casino. I usually bring a few hundred to lose on slots, the machines are set up so that as you sail away you can win.....but like all Casinos, they take it back later.
I have heard this before and wonder if it is true.
Most definitely, I make my yearly contribution of $20 at the casino, which generally is gone within minutes, so I would not be at a loss if I got to keep it. LOL I am definitely not a gambler!
I am not, either. You see I hate to lose.
The only time it would make a difference to me would be if two ships, with equal ports and amenities (and all other things equal), then I would probably choose the one with the casino. Otherwise, it simply doesn't enter into the equation.
I would not miss the Casino
I like casinos, but I guess it would depend on where the ship is going, and if it was my only option.
I guess it would depend on how much free time you had on board. So many itineraries are port intensive.