Originally Posted by mahasamatman (Post # 12)

When there's no single supplement, we have actually considered booking two adjoining rooms just to have the extra washroom, closet space, and per-cabin perks. It has the added benefit of reducing the number of passengers on the cruise. But we've never pulled the trigger.

Originally Posted by gretchendz (Post # 15)

I know several people, very high end cruisers, who do this whenever their cruise line offers a 0% supplement.

Originally Posted by mahasamatman (Post # 14)

I just feel a little guilty about abusing the spirit of the offer. Though an even worse abuse would be to book one person in a nice suite and the other in the cheapest cabin on the ship.

Originally Posted by mahasamatman (Post # 16)

So it's an accepted (and acceptable) practice as far as the cruise lines are concerned?

Originally Posted by gretchendz (Post # 18)

As far as I know

I've never heard of anyone being harassed or affected in any way for doing it. Perhaps others have heard otherwise?

I'm not saying I promote the practice. I have just heard of people doing it.