Sterling Casino Cruise- Las Vegas Style!

For an adult's night out, we've opted to book a tour on the Sterling Casino Cruise. Our stay with the Summer Bay Resort made this getaway so convenient and worry-free. We booked this tour through them and they took care of the rest. The bus transportation to and from Port Canaveral was free, by the way.

Sterling Casino Cruise sails twice daily at 11am and 7pm, seven days a week. They offer free admission, free deli buffet (not that spectacular, but it's food!), free drinks while gambling, and free entertainment.

Before you board the ship, there will be somebody from the Sterling Casino Cruise who will come out to the bus and hand out boarding passes. Make sure you have these and your photo ID's handy. They WILL Check. No kids are allowed.

Once you board the Ambassador II, you will be greeted with:

• 75,000 square feet of Las Vegas Style gambling


• Four Main Casinos


• Five Cocktail Lounges


• Live Onboard Entertainment


• Night Club and Dancing


• Outside Deck with Reggae Music


• Onboard Photographers


• Onboard Massage Therapist


• Gift Shop in Terminal and Onboard


Four Main Casinos:

• 50 Table Games


• -- Blackjack


• -- Roulette


• -- Mini Baccarat


• -- Craps


• 1,000 Slot Machines


And yes. . . We gambled the night away!! It was fun and exhilarating! Our sea legs must have passed the test, because we didn't get any motion sickness whatsoever. One word of caution, though: the ship does sway. So, for the people who are prone to motion sickness, you might need to prepare yourself before you take this cruise.

Would we do this again? You betcha! I hope you'll have as much fun as we did. Ahoy there, mate!!

For more information, please go to Sterling Casino Lines website.

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From journal Calmative Christmas in Orlando

Sterling casino Line

Sterling Casino Cruise

Well, the ship was very nice and quite large. The food, which was complimentary, was very good and there was lots of it. There were 4 or 5 floors of gaming, and the entertainment was good too. The drinks were free if you could find a cocktail waitress. However, it was a very windy day and I am prone to motion sickness, which spoiled the trip for me. I was not the only one, and I felt they should have to advise people of that possibility when they made reservations (which are required).