Sterling Casino Lines Verses Sun Cruz Casino

In Florida, at Port Canaveral, we have two gambling boats that dock: the Sun Cruz and Sterling Casino Lines. I have been on both and want to give you my comparison.

First: to enter either ship, you must have a photo ID and it must be a legitimate one, and not have torn edges or anything. If you have a military ID that is fine too. For Sterling Casino lines you have to be 21, for Sun Cruz you can be 18, they will mark you so that the servers know NOT to serve you alcohol. (Like a glow marker on the hand or something, nothing permanent-so don't fret!)

Sterling Casino Lines are much larger ships. They have many more floors and more machines, roulette wheels and card tables for all your gaming pleasure. They have a buffet of cold food to serve the appetite, and they also serve soda as well as alcohol. And so long as you are gambling, the alcohol is free. You are supposed to tip the waitresses. There are also live performances by look alikes and sometimes guest appearances by famous people. Sterling uses a Las Vegas style theme and awesome Caribbean style steel drum music. You can hear it from shore as they drive by.

Sun Cruz is a much smaller ship with less machines and floors. It too has live entertainment and alcohol for free if you are gambling. And of course, you are to tip here as well too. The buffet here is hot food and it is not free, it is ten dollars. The food is much better on the Sun Cruz.