Cruise check-in without spouse

[cbtravel1]

My final payment is coming due on my November cruise. My husband has, once again, decided that he doesn't want to go, I love cruising alone. In the past I have informed the cruise line at check-in that he would not be sailing. My question is, with the new covid regulations and protocols should I let Celebrity know ahead of time that my husband will not be sailing. Thank you

[KKB]

Yes, you need to let them know before final payment.

Some cruises are seeing single rates--about 125% of your individual cost.

(ie say it is $2K pp for a balcony; you may find a single rate at $2500)

Call Celebrity & see if your cruise is offering these.

[Sam.Seattle]

❤️Will you marry me?❤️

[Jim_Iain]

I would definitely let them know and see if you can have him removed from reservation so you can get double points as a solo traveler.

[wrk2cruise]

Also the new check-in rules are that everyone on the reservation must be present to start the checkin process.   While I'm sure they would eventually allow you to checkin solo it would generate a bunch of confusion at the terminal door.

[Denny01]

Good inputs on letting the Line know Now. Sorry to hear this, especially since it’s happened before. 
 

enjoy.
 

den.  

[cbtravel1]

Thank you all for of your input. I will call Celebrity in the morning and I will definitely enjoy my cruise.

[Happy Cruiser 6143]

Even if you don't get a special solo rate, you will have one set of port charges deducted.  And as mentioned above, you will get double Captains Club points for sailing solo.