Originally Posted by
MoreMilesPlease
NCL has a class of solo cabins. Depending on the ship they also have a solo cruisers lounge and a solo traveler activities director. If you want to participate they have a few organized activities and group dinners. They have an actual solo cabin that is really small or will sell a regular cabin as solo. Juts make sure and check the prices. If you travel as a solo and want the solo lounge/perks it needs to be on a solo rate.
thank you. Actually I am traveling with a friend but we each prefer our own room so I don't need solo lounge etc.
It is hard checking prices & I wonder if I should use a travel agent. Prices are listed on websites & when I change the # of passengers to 1, it shows a price & in fine print based on double occupancy.