Are there any cruise lines that you can purchase a cabin for one person? We have only ever cruised with carnival and you have to purchase for two people for a room. I dont want to pay the price for two people just for one person to go.
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Deck Hand
Single person cabin prices
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Second Mate
Originally posted by:
Steamroom
Look into cruisemates if you don’t mind sharing a room with someone.
I’d rather cruise solo
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Captain
Yes - NCL, RCL Oasis class are a couple
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Deck Hand
Look into cruisemates if you don’t mind sharing a room with someone.
RCI Also has Single and Studio rooms throughout their Quantum and Radiance Classes, with select ships(Adventure and Mariner) in the Voyager class having them as well.
These are extremely limited though, with 3-26 staterooms of this size. Some have Twin beds(on the smaller ships) some have Full size beds.
Select rooms in the Quantum class are available WITH a balcony. all of the rest are Interior rooms, with a possible "Virtual View"
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Cruise Director
On NCL's newer ships they have singles "studios" in ultra modern designs, complete with a solo travelers private lounge., check their website for details. They explain it better than I could...complete with prices.
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Admiral
Originally posted by:
JusMe
Some of the newer ships by RCI, Cunard and NCL for Ocean cruises, Vantage River Cruises for river cruises that I know of. When I have looked I have found sometimes when on Sale it is less to do a Inside cabin alone then to pay for single cabin.
Single cabins tend to book early, so if you plan a cruise a year out better chances for one of the few single cabins.
I was hoping you would post for the OP. Thanks!
Some of the newer ships by RCI, Cunard and NCL for Ocean cruises, Vantage River Cruises for river cruises that I know of. When I have looked I have found sometimes when on Sale it is less to do a Inside cabin alone then to pay for single cabin.
Single cabins tend to book early, so if you plan a cruise a year out better chances for one of the few single cabins.
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First Mate
I am sure there is. Someone on these threads has the answer. Hang in there.