We encourage cashless payments for your convenience. Generally, onboard purchases are added to your onboard account using your Key to the World card (stateroom key).

If you provided a credit card during Online Check-In, your account will be automatically charged at the end of your sailing or when it reaches the designated limit of $300 USD for sailings lasting 2 to 5 nights. There’s no need to visit Guest Services to settle your account. 
During your Online Check-In, you can provide any of these credit cards to charge shipboard purchases to your stateroom account: 

• Visa
• MasterCard 
• Disney Visa Credit Card 
• American Express 
• Discover Credit Card 
• Diners Club International 
• Japanese Credit Bureau 
• China UnionPay*

If a credit card is not placed on file in advance, you can still charge purchases to your stateroom account. For sailings lasting 2 to 5 nights, a $300 USD credit limit applies, after which payment must be made at Guest Services while on board, using one of the following: 

• Physical credit card (must have chip). 
• Digital wallets can be used one time at Guest Services to settle onboard charges and cannot be linked to your account. 
• Cash 
• Disney Gift Card 
• American Express Travelers Cheques denominated in US dollars (USD)

Although we encourage cashless payments, you may choose to instead pay using cash. Prices displayed on board will be in US dollars. Please be aware that all cash transactions will be rounded up to the nearest dollar.

Only Singapore dollars (SGD) will be accepted on board for currency exchange in USD. Note that exchange rates on the ship are subject to change without notice and may be different than those offered by other financial institutions. If you plan to settle your stateroom account summary charges in cash, we recommend exchanging your currency to USD before your voyage. Onboard charges may only be settled in cash using USD.

If using a credit card issued from a non-US bank, we recommend notifying your bank of your travels before boarding the ship to prevent any delays with transaction approvals. Credit cards issued from non-US banks may incur a foreign transaction fee and be subject to currency conversion rates when used to pay your onboard account balance.

Have questions about using cash, credit cards or your currency on the Disney Adventure? Learn more about onboard purchase payments.