What is the additonal price a passenger must pay if it is single occupany? on a cruise?

Question

i am looking for a specific term

Answer 1

Sometimes you can find a single rate otherwise it is 100%.

A single will pay as much a double room ...

Answer 2

Its called "single supplement" and is usually just about double the price of the cabin that you select.  So if you want top go alone and now pay a big bundle, select the lowest priced cabin on ship, an inside cabin.

Answer 3

It depends. It can be as little as 40-50% more, a 100% more, or even more than that.

I have found Carnival and RCI to be the nicest to single travelers. Princess, Celebrity and others quote double-the same as 2 people. It really just depends on the cruise line, and how popular and full a certain cruise is.

Try to book for a total price(with taxes and fees) that is around $100 per night, more for a higher deck or better cabin. If you can get one for under $100 a night, you are doing great! My best as a single was $75 a night.

Answer 4

Single Supplement

Usually it is 100% of the fare- Some cruise lines have upped it to 150%/200%.  This is done since there is one less person to buy booze, shore excursions, and stuff on the ship.

Answer 5

The additional price is anywhere from an additional 10% to an additional 100%.

The term is "single supplement".

Answer 6

100%!

Answer 7

Usually it is 40% more, which lets you know the profit margin.