The Difference Between Carnival Cruise Cash and Bar Cash!

Editorial Summary

The creators explain the differences between Carnival Cruise cash and bar cash to help travelers decide which option suits their needs. Cruise cash functions like a pre-purchased gift card that can be used for various onboard expenses including the gift shop, coffee shops, and dining, though it cannot be used at jewelry vendors. Bar cash is more restrictive, as it is limited specifically to purchasing beverages such as alcohol, coffee, and juice. Both options can be purchased in increments of 25, 50, 75, or 100 dollars through the Carnival website or by phone, with a purchase limit of 500 dollars per stateroom for each type. A significant disadvantage noted is that any unused funds are forfeited at the end of the voyage and cannot be refunded or transferred to future cruises. The creators suggest that for first time cruisers, adding cash directly to a Sign and Sail card may be a safer way to manage a budget without the risk of losing pre-purchased funds.

Written by TripBacon from this video's transcript.