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Comments:	January 2023 - could not find the machine when we docked. <p> January 18, 2024 - Arrived at Jingle shell shop and asked owner about machine. She said that the place next door (Black Coral Ink) used to have one prior to COVID, but she wasn't sure if it was still there. <br> I was unable to check because Black Coral Ink was closed while we were there. <br> If you arrive by boat at the North terminal, you'll make a left and pass the a small port security "office". If you keep going a few steps further, you'll see a gated area with several shops. Black Coral ink is at the very back as you curve around to the left. <p> The machine is located within the secure Royal Walter Cruise Ship Terminal and is only accessible to cruise ID members,or you can ask the security for a visitor's pass to use the machine if you are staying on the island and have an ID. The machine sits outside the 'Black Coral Ink' store near the Jingle Shells store (for reference). There is a sign on the machine saying that the store will make change. It accepts US currency, $1 per design (in change). <p> All had 'Cayman Islands' on them. Designs were: <br> 1) Caribbean Mermaid <br> 2) Sea Turtle <br> 3) Caribbean Pirates Ship <br> 4) 7 Mile Beach <p>
	Please be specific regarding the machine location. Is it upstairs? Downstairs? By the entrance? etc...

Royal Walter Cruise Ship Terminal - Cayman Crafters Market

Machine Locations > Cayman Islands

S. Church St on the water front Royal Cruise port
Georgetown, Cayman Islands

January 2023 - could not find the machine when we docked.

January 18, 2024 - Arrived at Jingle shell shop and asked owner about machine. She said that the place next door (Black Coral Ink) used to have one prior to COVID, but she wasn't sure if it was still there.
I was unable to check because Black Coral Ink was closed while we were there.
If you arrive by boat at the North terminal, you'll make a left and pass the a small port security "office". If you keep going a few steps further, you'll see a gated area with several shops. Black Coral ink is at the very back as you curve around to the left.

The machine is located within the secure Royal Walter Cruise Ship Terminal and is only accessible to cruise ID members,or you can ask the security for a visitor's pass to use the machine if you are staying on the island and have an ID. The machine sits outside the 'Black Coral Ink' store near the Jingle Shells store (for reference). There is a sign on the machine saying that the store will make change. It accepts US currency, $1 per design (in change).

All had 'Cayman Islands' on them. Designs were:
1) Caribbean Mermaid
2) Sea Turtle
3) Caribbean Pirates Ship
4) 7 Mile Beach

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