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Is there any way for a 19 year old to go on a cruise unaccompanied?
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<blockquote data-quote="RoofingPrincess" data-source="post: 2588467" data-attributes="member: 856637"><p>Sorry, you're out of luck. The only cruise lines that let you cruise unaccompanied when you're under 21 are expensive.</p><p>Are you aware that you basically pay double the advertised price when you sail solo? Prices are advertised "per person double occupancy" so if there's only one person they charge you for both people (unless they're running a special, in which case you might pay "only" 150% or 175% the posted price).</p><p>Maybe you can find a friend or relative who's old enough to meet the age criterion to sail with you and split the cost. Not an ideal solution since you wanted to go alone, but it's better than not going at all IMO.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RoofingPrincess, post: 2588467, member: 856637"] Sorry, you're out of luck. The only cruise lines that let you cruise unaccompanied when you're under 21 are expensive. Are you aware that you basically pay double the advertised price when you sail solo? Prices are advertised "per person double occupancy" so if there's only one person they charge you for both people (unless they're running a special, in which case you might pay "only" 150% or 175% the posted price). Maybe you can find a friend or relative who's old enough to meet the age criterion to sail with you and split the cost. Not an ideal solution since you wanted to go alone, but it's better than not going at all IMO. [/QUOTE]
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