We decided to tip our Cabin Steward ,Waiter ,Asst.Waiter and Maitr'D .
Based on 2012 what is the norm for a 13 day trip ? I am trying to determine if we over tipped or undertipped .
If you already tipped then you must have been OK with the amount
Nothing can be done now so just move on & stop stressing about it
Next cruise check the guidelines the cruise line suggests for the daily amount & if you want to tip someone extra do so there is no set rule for extra tips amounts
Tip what you are comfortable with
Did you auto-tip? I do - saves me the hassle of carrying too much cash
Annie
In addition to the $11.50 per person per day that everyone tips , we tipped the Cabin Steward ,Waiter ,Asst.Waiter and Mairtre'D additionally .I was inquiring the norm for additional tips for these people to determine (for future reference) if we under tipped or over tipped).
In addition to the $11.50 per person per day that everyone tips , we tipped the Cabin Steward ,Waiter ,Asst.Waiter and Mairtre'D additionally .I was inquiring the norm for additional tips for these people to determine (for future reference) if we under tipped or over tipped).
I do not think there is norm for additional tipping
what you feel comfortable giving
I have heard some say they give $50 but I am not that generous ..they would have to do many good things to get that much from me
We do open dining & if we sit in the same section with same waiters (by request) then we may give the waiters $20 each above the auto tip
I do not know or care if it is too much or too little
I am sure they will take any amount with a smile
In addition to the $11.50 per person per day that everyone tips , we tipped the Cabin Steward ,Waiter ,Asst.Waiter and Mairtre'D additionally .I was inquiring the norm for additional tips for these people to determine (for future reference) if we under tipped or over tipped).
I don't think there is a norm, or an expectation (as long as auto tips are left on). I always take 7-10 day cruises and this is what I have done:
In addition to auto tips, I always give the room steward $50.
I always use anytime dining now and always have different wait staff so I don't tip them unless I get the same pair several nights and the amount would vary based on service and how many nights.
I only tipped the Maitre'D once and gave him $20. We were married on board and had wanted a table every night with our favorite waiter (in anytime dining) that happened to be on board and he took care of our request. I gave that waiter $100 and the asst. $50. When I used traditional dining in the past, I normally would have given half that to each, but he was our favorite waiter we ever had, and he made our wedding cruise really special so I gave extra.
I also tip bartenders, but that will vary greatly depending on how much I see them.
As long as you leave auto tips on, just tip what you think is deserved. They will happy with any extra tips you give.
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