If you grant your children charging privileges, is there a way to limit the amount total or per day that they can charge?
It's free in the clubs.My kids have never needed charging privileges but this time they will be in different clubs....two in the teen one. Anyone know if they have to pay for soda at the soda bar in Vibe?
Just say a " white lie" that the ship will message you if they go over X $ limit. They do not know differently.Thanks! Pretty sure all they'd want is soda, but will have t think twice about giving them charging privileges.....at least for some of them! Lol
I checked my stateroom account printout regularly. They respected it and it worked very well.
That was going to be my suggestion. Each night at dinner we took a highlighter and a pen and went through the Navigator for the following day. Talking about the charges on the account that day would be a good option as well.
I don't think a limit can be put on, but you can always change privileges at any point during the cruise.
This would not work in family. DS would just spend a little, a little there and not realize it was all adding up........especially in the video game room.
Or you could always give them a Disney gift card instead and once it is gone, it is gone.
The gift cards are normally loaded onto your stateroom account at guest services.Seems like a good learning opportunity for the kids but as others have said I'd keep an eye on your account. Seems like a good learning experience to teach them to respect the costs of things and to learn to budget. I also really like the idea someone mentioned above about giving Disney gift cards. All the benefits and none of the risk.![]()
The gift cards are normally loaded onto your stateroom account at guest services.
I though the ship was cash less and all gift cards go directly to ship account at guest services.yeah, that's what i thought....are people saying you can pay at the various registers with a GC directly?