Answers Before You Board

None at all. Public events run teaching tables where dealers walk beginners through their first hands, and roughly a third of our guests never sit at a table at all.

Championship series and the salon carry real buy-ins under published structures. Corporate, charity and celebration formats play for prizes, never cash, so the stakes stay social.

Smart casual covers almost everything: no thongs on the gaming floor. Themed evenings, the salon and galas suggest higher on the invitation. Pack a jacket; ballrooms run cool and decks do not.

Fremantle Passenger Terminal on Peter Hughes Drive. Evening events board from 18:00; voyage windows are printed on your confirmation. Parking is limited, so the taxi rank is the easier arrival.

Yes. The guest programme runs port excursions, tastings, deck events and spa access in parallel with the gaming schedule, and non-playing guests book at a reduced berth rate on voyages.

Our vessels are large and WA coastal waters are usually gentle, but if you are prone, choose a mid-ship cabin, board fed rather than fasted, and bring your preferred remedy. Evening loops stay inside sheltered water almost the whole time.

Gaming floors are eighteen-plus. Family charters can arrange supervised children's programming in separate spaces; ask your producer when you book.

The captain decides; we adapt. Itineraries flex around conditions and the casino floor runs regardless. Material changes that remove a headline feature trigger the refund-and-transfer choice on the refunds page.

Yes, with notice. Dietary and accessibility requirements are collected at booking and passed to the ship's galley; unusual requests get a direct answer from the chef's team before you confirm.

Cancellation scales depend on the product and the notice given; the full table is on the refunds page. The short version: early cancellations refund in full less an admin fee, and resale of your berth unlocks a late cancellation.