Hi All
I've never cruised Solo and now find myself in a position that I may have to. I've been looking at prices and some of the single supplements are showing as 5k plus for a 14 night cruise but the an inside cabin or outside cabin is 1k - 1.5k per person. What I want to know is, could I just book an inside for 2 people, or do I actually have to register a second person travelling?
Thanks in advance for your responses.
Daryl
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hello,
my name is ethan red and i also want to know if three person want to live in in one room,how many charges are there.
i'm an Australian based writer and provides online assignment help for students.Last edited by ethanred, Walsh Bay; 11th March 2017, 06:19 AM.
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Originally posted by Topdeck, London View PostABTA is not the only option available for travel agents to protect client money.
Look like Passion may be a Global Travel group franchise using their client account for protection.
Also a distinct lack of ATOL information for the fly cruises on the web or in emails.
BTW there was a recent failure of a Global Travel group member - non-cruising - I don't know how that was finalised.
AnnieLast edited by annie, Glasgow; 30th November 2015, 03:58 PM.
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ABTA is not the only option available for travel agents to protect client money.
Look like Passion may be a Global Travel group franchise using their client account for protection.
Also a distinct lack of ATOL information for the fly cruises on the web or in emails.
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Originally posted by paulinuk, herts View PostPassionforcruising.co.uk is a good site for singles.i got a cunard cruise for around £60 a night so cheap I booked another cruise back to back and both were balconys to
Annie
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Passionforcruising.co.uk is a good site for singles.i got a cunard cruise for around £60 a night so cheap I booked another cruise back to back and both were balconys to
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After being let down by a friend, I requested the price for a solo traveller on a cruise we were looking at that cost £1099. The price for me alone was £2075 - almost double. I have since booked a cruise with NO SS - 22 nts.Genoa to Rio for £1399. So bargains are out there if you search hard enough and put yourself on the mailing list of lots of Cruise Agents, including Cruise.co.uk!
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Originally posted by Yogini, Waterlooville View PostIt doesn't always do that. On a lot of occasions I just get a page with a contact form.
Or sometimes they show zero availability when there is availability on the cruise line web site.
Now I always check the cruise line web site 1st.
AnnieLast edited by annie, Glasgow; 4th July 2015, 02:23 PM.
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Originally posted by Topdeck, London View Postone place that is quite good is cruise dot if looking at a particular cruise if you change the No. PAX it updates.
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The issue with the solo pricing is some on some deals the discounts are only applicable to the 2 pax rate.
Seen this with GTY rates stick in 1 pax and they disappear.
No shows are a big risk, the T&C give the cruise line a lot of leeway(probably not all legal) but I suspect they do look at the circumstances.
I have also noticed issues with the cruise lines own websites and solo pricing eg NCL have the option to show solo rates but the price in searches is not the solo rate, when you select the price changes, sometimes up sometimes down.
one place that is quite good is cruise dot if looking at a particular cruise if you change the No. PAX it updates.
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Originally posted by DarylM, Banstead View PostThanks everyone. The cruise I wanted became available again for £99 a night which I am happy with for an August sailing. There were only a few sites that I could clearly find single cruises listed , but maybe I'm just looking in the wrong places.
Happy Cruising :-)
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Thanks everyone. The cruise I wanted became available again for £99 a night which I am happy with for an August sailing. There were only a few sites that I could clearly find single cruises listed , but maybe I'm just looking in the wrong places.
Happy Cruising :-)
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There are sites that list cruises without single supplements. I won't name them, but they are easy to find. Cruise dot used to have a link on the front page, but it doesn't seem to be there any more.
If I find a cruise that states no single supplement, then I do look around to see if it really is a good deal. Unfortunately that isn't always the case.
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If you can cruise outside peak times ,then deals can be done.
A friend got a cabin for an Extra 15% when HAL were struggling to fill a cruise.Using decent agent would help they would inform you of any deals going...Taffy
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Originally posted by dst87, Falkirk View PostDon't suppose you've got any friends you'd enjoy a 14-night cruise with?
You'd look incredibly generous when in reality just saving yourself money!
Or find an alternative holiday without penal clauses - they do exist
Annie
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