Number of Guests on Cruise--3rd & 4th Guests?

Question

We have a group of 4 that's book a cruise for fall of 2009. When I'm looking at Carnival's website, it tells me a cheaper rate for 3rd and 4th guests. Do all of us have to share a room? For instance guests 1 & 2 in an interior room and 3 and 4 in another. I wasn't for sure if it was offering me a discount by having a party bigger than 2.

Answer 1

The 3rd and 4th rate is if there is a 3rd and 4th person in the same room. The first and second guest usually pay a higher rate and then the 3rd and 4th gets a discount. If you all want the discount u can put 4 persons in the room and just divide the total cost for the room by 4.

Answer 2

That's all of you in one room.  Unless, they are your children, I wouldn't suggest that.  Those rooms are tight and tiny.  You really don't want to share if you don't have to.

Have fun on your trip!

Answer 3

it's all one room

Answer 4

The cruise lines sell per person, double occupancy which means they expect to have at least two people in a room. When you add a third or fourth person, they give you a discount, but it is for all of you in one cabin. It is very expensive for a single person to cruise by themselves, about double the price. So when you book one cabin with four people, it's a good deal for you and a great deal for the cruise ship company.

Answer 5

1 room