Margaritaville at Sea Casino

Casinos Onboard Margaritaville at Sea Ships

Margaritaville at Sea is a new cruise line that debuted with its ship “Paradise” in May 2022. The line runs 2-night escapes from Port of Palm Beach to Freeport, Grand Bahama Island. So if you’re looking for a quick getaway with casino action, this cruise will fit the mark.

The all-new Margaritaville Casino is fully upgraded with live-action table games like roulette, poker, UTH, blackjack, and craps. The casino is non-smoking; however, there are designated smoking areas on top of the ship. If you play to a certain level while onboard, you can receive free drinks in the casino while playing. For more information please see the executive casino host while onboard. The casino also has all your favorite slot machine games, a sports betting kiosk, and a new Players Loyalty Program. The Players Club has 4 tiers: Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Platinum. Earned points are valid for 13 months if they are not redeemed. Points earned in the casino are actually based on a theoretical equation rather than an exact amount of coin in. So points earned on table games are based on average bet, session play, hands played, and game type. Points earned on slot machines are around $200 coin in per point. If you are unsure of what theoretical is, please check out another video we have explaining. What is theoretical? - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NlrctLeNYFI Any guest that plays in the ship’s casino will immediately be at the starting tier, Bronze, where they are able to start redeeming points. They will remain in this tier until they reach 150 points- earning them the Silver tier. This is when players can start receiving benefits like Stateroom amenities, dining and spa credits, exclusive and comped invitations to promotions and tournaments, and more. Then once a player reaches 300 points they will become Gold which includes all of the Silver tier benefits along with additional benefits. Finally, A player will become Margaritaville at sea’s top tier when they reach 750 points earning them all player benefits. If the passenger wants to withdraw cash at the casino cashier, they need to have a credit card on file (the minimum is $100, and the maximum is $2,500 per gaming day). The fee is $5 for each $100 increment requested. If casino players want to charge more than $500, there will be NO FEE applied, but they must get authorization on their credit card. Pre Authorized Credit applications can go as high as $5,000. On Board, the maximum is $2,500. The ATM fee is $8. Players that book through URComped will get a comp express press for priority embarkation and disembarkation. If you are a player looking to get comped onboard Margaritaville at Sea, sign up for URComped! We help players like you get comps on cruise lines you’ve never sailed with before. https://urcomped.com/account/register/ If you are a URComped player and have any more questions about Margaritaville at Sea Casino, please message your host and they’ll be happy to help.

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Keithgalley

Cruise was great, casino not so much.
The ship is small and older but is well taken care of and clean. The entertainment and crew are awesome! The casino is very small, several machines were out of order on the ship. Also, the new casino program is interesting. I played about the equivalent of about 4,000 points (all slots) on Carnival and only earned 10 points on the trip. To move even into the silver tier of their program you would have to be prepared to lose well north of 5k a year (considering the perks - not a great value). Had a few small jackpots over the two nights. Overall had a great time on the trip, just don't expect much out of the casino.
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scatcat1

Margaritaville is a fun 2-day adventure
The crew are the BEST I've ever dealt with on a cruise. The ship is small enough to find everything but large enough to get lost if you want to. There are a lot of activities. I would do this again in a minute!!
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Johnnie.maier

Small, but friendly staff and dealers are a lot of fun.
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Johnnie.maier

Small, but friendly staff and dealers are a lot of fun.
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Loved the casino and the food was delicious. Ready to go again
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Kathleenstayton

Wonderful cruise experience, Excellent food, great drinks and smoothies
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melodyj32

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Barbeecat

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Keithgalley

Cruise was great, casino not so much.
The ship is small and older but is well taken care of and clean. The entertainment and crew are awesome! The casino is very small, several machines were out of order on the ship. Also, the new casino program is interesting. I played about the equivalent of about 4,000 points (all slots) on Carnival and only earned 10 points on the trip. To move even into the silver tier of their program you would have to be prepared to lose well north of 5k a year (considering the perks - not a great value). Had a few small jackpots over the two nights. Overall had a great time on the trip, just don't expect much out of the casino.
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scatcat1

Margaritaville is a fun 2-day adventure
The crew are the BEST I've ever dealt with on a cruise. The ship is small enough to find everything but large enough to get lost if you want to. There are a lot of activities. I would do this again in a minute!!
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Amber

Improvement Needed
I’m going to keep this review brief as I’m writing a more detailed one for my upcoming blog Pink Suitcase Lady. When I approached the ship there was a long line to get on. Luckily, I purchased the Concierge Package so I skipped the line entirely and had a personal porter escort me through security and into the waiting area. He handed me off to another employee and that is where the ball started to drop. Her instructions were to escort me the places i needed to be and the things I needed to sign up for. After making my dinner reservations she disappeared. I wandered into the area where a lot of people were sitting, apparently that was the safety briefing. No one was paying attention it seemed. I saw a roped off area with refreshments and decided that was where i was supposed to be. It was. I met the Cruise Ambassador Sule and she made sure that I was aware of the perks and activities that came with the package. Embarkation was easy and quick. The people in the lounge were the first ones on the boat. We were greeted with plastic leis. It was cute. Our rooms were not ready so i just walked around trying to get a feel for the ship. There were 5 floors that were accessible to the passengers. I stopped at the buffet and was so disappointed. I only had a salad and the meat that I thought was shredded was just cut up lunch meat. The bread was hard, the desserts were not fresh. Made my way into the casino and it was smaller than I expected. Not many games or variety. I expected, since this was the Margaritaville brand that they would have the slot to play. Nope. When I did come into play there were a few machines that needed serviced but somehow never got it. One needed paper, the other had a drawer open. Two simple, routine tasks that were not taken care of the duration of the time i was there. The pools were super small. I sincerely thought they were hot tubs at first. They also don’t have no lifeguards on duty. It’s small and shallow but that still feels like a tremendous oversight. I had a 25 minute back massage as part of the Concierge package. It was so good. It felt like the masseuse went over time and she really focused on my problem areas. One of the best experiences I had on the cruise. By this time the rooms were ready. I tried to find my room but there was some sort of issue. A porter went to switch it for me. It took about 15 minutes. When I finally got my room It was on par with the rest of the ship. I have no complaints. I see that I have made this review way longer than I meant to so I’ll sum it up. The food at the specialty restaurants were obviously buffet food with an occasional added sauce. I was beyond disappointed. I had an omelette that was missing key ingredients and was very obviously premade. I ended up abruptly leaving dinner because the food was bad. I went to the Grand Lucayan for my port excursion. I’m going to stay there next time. It was beautiful. The music and activities on the boat were ok I think this cruise is good for families and older people. It was not something I would take again, except maybe as transportation to the Bahamas.
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