No – Gaming Machine will not let you use your birthday credits. However, if you would like a beverage or food, you can order with one of our staff members while in the gaming room.
Access Bonus Credits can only be used on Food & Drink throughout the club, excluding, FINS Cellar, Aviary Rooftop Bar & Mantra at Sharks Hotel. Access Bonus Credits expire at the end of every month.
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