Kids/Cabins

[CruisinCT]

Hi everyone, I have tried searching this question and didn't find exactly what I was looking for, so here I am.

 

I am planning our first cruise for our family of four (kids will be 18 and 12 at time of cruise). I have been spending a lot of time looking for a cabin that will house all four of us, then I realized, if we are paying for each person, we can get two cabins for the same price as one, correct?

 

Thanks in advance!

[cb at sea]

Not necessarily...3rd and 4th are usually at "discounted" rates! However, call the cruiseline (or TA) and price it both ways...if you can do 2 connecting cabins (or even cabins that are side by side or across the hall), it will greatly enhance your cabin time! Privacy is a good thing!

[lady_cruiser]

Another good thing about getting two cabins is having two bathrooms and gives you and your spouse a little quiet time together.

[AF-1]

I agree with above posts. Call cruiseline and price two cabins verses one cabin with four in it. Look at how much space you will have with four people; or how many bathrooms u can get; adjoining rooms would be a good option.

[serene56]

Our next cruise--the 3rd and 4th passenger rate is only 299. (our rate is over 700.) so for a cruise like that-- putting 4 in a room will be a lot cheaper.

 

Depending on the price it may be cheaper to book 2 cabins. especially if you get a balcony and the kids get inside cabins across the hall.

 

(our last cruise it was only 200 more to get the two cabins.