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I have an appointment with my TA this afternoon and I wanted to book a Jan 18 7 night cruise on Dream. I have just checked on the website.

 

For 7 nights on 26 Jan they want £1147, that is equivalent to a 70% single supplement. foe 2 weeks it rises to 77%

 

for a January cruise on Discovery in the Caribbean the mark up is 21% but I don't want to be flying that distance

 

It is enough to make you spit :mad::mad::mad:

 

They won't be getting my business at those prices

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I can never understand why the solo price is so expensive when you are in a single cabin ? I can understand under occupancy if you have a twin room but I priced up a transatlantic March 2019 it was only £800 less than two people

So wrong

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Well it is not a single cabin it is a double cabin designated for single occupancy with a reasonable 'supplement' of about 40%. I am used to paying up to 70% with P&O.

 

the reason solo cruisers don't get half price is simple. They don't spend as much money as a couple occupying the same space. On some cruise lines you pay the same price as a couple, just like a hotel room.

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