In many social media solo traveler groups, I often hear the question, “How can I find a solo price for my cruise?”
Answer:
Remember--Just as hotel rooms charge one price whether there are one or two people in the room, cruise lines also generally have one price--whether there are one OR two guests in the room.
It is very rare that you will find a solo price.
A small number of ships have solo staterooms/cabins but they represent less than 5% of all cruise ships. Also, sometimes they are priced higher than a double occupancy room.
Keep in mind all pricing is based on supply and demand— just like the airlines and hotel industries.
You must be willing to invest a lot of time searching for these few-and-far-between deals---if this is a priority for you.
It will be easier to find a double-occupancy-priced cruise that simply has low prices. For example, a 10-day cruise that charges $599 per person is a great deal for a solo traveler!
Good luck!
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