Tipping help

[Goofy1932]

I keep seeing $20 here as the max extra tip people would give but several Facebook groups have people saying they tip closer to $50-$100 max. Based on that I was planning on the following as extra tips (is this too much?):
Dining Room Server - $50
Dining Room Asst Server - $40
Dining Room Head - $15
Stateroom Host/Hostess - $50

 

[PsylockeSmythe]

I keep seeing $20 here as the max extra tip people would give but several Facebook groups have people saying they tip closer to $50-$100 max. Based on that I was planning on the following as extra tips (is this too much?):
Dining Room Server - $50
Dining Room Asst Server - $40
Dining Room Head - $15
Stateroom Host/Hostess - $50

For us, we do the standard automatic tip and then we add anywhere from $10 to $20 mattering on the service and who it is going to. If I remember right for our Alaskan cruise in 2022 and our 10-day cruise of the Med in 2018, we ended up closer to $40 in extra tips for the two servers and $30 for the room host.

On our last cruise in 2024, we left $10 to $20 in extra tips. For us it all matters on the service. On our last cruise, we found the assistant server from our Alaskan cruise, who was excellent and due to injury was now working the bar areas of the ship and even though he only brought us water (we don't drink), we gave him a $40 cash tip on the last night, due to his personality and helpfulness.
Psy

 

[bakerworld]

I keep seeing $20 here as the max extra tip people would give but several Facebook groups have people saying they tip closer to $50-$100 max. Based on that I was planning on the following as extra tips (is this too much?):
Dining Room Server - $50
Dining Room Asst Server - $40
Dining Room Head - $15
Stateroom Host/Hostess - $50

This is closer to how we tip. We might add $5 more or less depending on service but our DCL service has always been very good. We do tip in cash, except for the auto-tipping. It's just easier for us.