Personal observation is that the SeaEscape's days
(& evenings) are numbered. They have greatly increased requirements for reduced boarding rates.
Understand they are in trouble with Port Charges
& may be requested to post a Bond guaranteeing
Port Charges.
The SeaEscape does have cabins available for a nominal charge(I doubt they "comp" them any more.)
The cabins are nice for relaxation sailing out & returning; give you a place to rest in the early afternoon; & your own plumbing facilities.
I also found the casino crews very professional.
Of course, any legislation approving additional gaming facilities at Pari-Mutuals will
kill the day-cruise casinos, injure the off-shore
islands & Biloxi -but Florida needs that extra income (particularly from the "snowbird population".)
Skee, get off your damn soapbox!