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  1. Sorry for the absence... work calls!

     

    So, it sounds like I may be able to find a good deal on a "non-solo" room with a balcony by shopping the last minute deals? I'm OK with that.

     

    Silly question: where do I find information about the solo supplements? I don't mind paying extra for the peace of mind.

  2. I've sailed solo on rcl, MSc, Princess, and ncl. With the exception of a studio on ncl, all of my solo trips have been in a balcony paying anywhere from 25-100% supplement, but sometimes even 100% supplement is cheaper than "solo" rates so keep an eye out for regular balconies. MSC is currently less than 600 for a solo balcony for this may and June. I'm leaving in a few weeks on Anthem- this time I got a solo balcony and think it was very nicely priced.

     

    I guess what I'm saying is, don't limit yourself to solo rates. There are tons of options out there for the solo traveler and more and more coming with each new build. Enjoy :)

     

     

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    Good to know! I'm going to start researching solo supplements! Thanks!

  3. Y I'm definitely an introvert--I don't hate people but I do prefer them in limited doses!

     

    I COMPLETELY understand. Two hours is my max when it comes to a large crowd. At that point, I literally start to "glaze over". Now, a one-on-one conversation with someone interesting? I can't shut up!!!:D

  4. ...I am not impressed by the Solo cruiser options. I see that Norwegian has "studios" available for those traveling solo, but I am not thrilled about the prospect of sleeping in a sardine can with no windows.

     

    Also, the whole "lounge" setup seems to cater to my more extroverted counterparts. I don't want to be "encouraged" to mingle if I'm not in the mood for crowds (most often than not).

     

    So, what options does a single cruiser who prefers lots of alone time with the luxury of putting my feet up on a balcony have?

     

    Could I possibly book a cabin for two and my "companion" get sick right before the trip and I travel alone?;)

     

    It's so frustrating that singles still get treated like lepers (pay more for less people? WHY?!?!?

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