I'm going on a cruise to the Caribbean via RCI Explorer of the Seas. For dinner, I have 5 casual, 2 smart casual, and 2 formal nights. Here are my questions:
First, of all is it like grungy and not well maintained? How is the food? Are the lines really long? Is the service unpolished? Are there activities on board that don't involve stupid things for ...
okay so i'm leaving friday.
and i want help with this.
so anyone who has been on a carnival cruise,
please tell me stuff i will need?
or stuff that you forgot and needed?
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I'm looking for a cruise to go on... preferably one with free booze on it. Does anyone know where to get a cruise like this cheap? Additional Details I have been looking around on ...
Thinking about booking a guaranteed stateroom instead of picking a location and number, on RCCL. On the cruise I'm looking at a guaranteed room is like a hundred bucks cheaper than if I would ...
We are cruising in January and I am debating on if we should have early or late seating. I was thinking early because we have kids (3 and 5) but now I am thinking late seating.
What is the dress code for children? I know for adults its "formal" after 6pm but what about children? Do they have to dress formal too?
Like my siblings aging from 10-19, I believe ...
im 14, and wanna go on the royal acrribean cruise or seomthing to meet kdis my own age?? any1 no if alot of kids my age go on cruises, my friends meet a lto of people on them but idk what cruise ...
i'm going on the carnival freedom in a couple days. the western carribean! i'm not really sure what is ok to wear for meals...
it's 8 days and two 'elegaent nights'...
tildeone
Can two people cruise for the price of one?
My girlfriend and I are wanting to take a cruise for her 20th b-day. We would rather split the cost of one suite and we both stay in that suite. Will cruise lines let you pay for one room (somewhere around $800-900) and both of us stay in there?
The answer is no. A cruise is sold as per person/ double occupancy which mean the price is based on each person with 2 or more per cabin. A single can cruise, but they pay about double. One other thing to know is at least one person must be at least 21 years of age or in some cases 25 years old. I suppose a cruise company may come up with a bargain offer that is like a two for 1, but not likely. Check vacations to go for some of the best prices.
Kevin L
No, but one person can cruise for the cost of two.
Johan from Sweden
Dream on dreamer!
Youre always pays a per person charge and that price is usually based on a double occupance rate. So normaly when youre find a cruise rate youre double it to see the per cabin fare. But keep in mind that some prices not included taxes and port charges and expect to use a bunch off dollars aboard the ship for things like mandatory tiping (usually $10 per day). And its tighter to get on a ship than getting on an airplane theese days. But all in all cruising is good value for the money and great experience. Johan
Fiona
The price is per person...
I'm not sure how long you're thinking of going for...but my husband and I recently went on cruise for our anniversary and spent about 900.
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