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Do not understand your question. Do restaurants charge you per table? The cruise lines feed everybody on the cruises I take. Do you want to see pricing like the airlines who charge per passenger. What prompted you to look for some way to pay a set fee for a cabin and allow you to fill the cabin with as many people as possible. Those who pay a single supplement (most times that means pay for 2 when only 1 is sailing) may have a valid reason to look for a cruise line that charges per person and not per cabin. In short there is a way to book per cabin. Book for one to get the per cabin price. Then you are able to bring somebody free as you paid the "per cabin" price. [emoji28]

 

 

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IMO, the main reason why is that when you book a cruise, it is more than a cabin. It also includes food and entertainment. This is why the cost of a cruise with a twin share cabin is less than a cabin with three or more people in it and generally why a single is not half the cost and incurs a single supplement.

I hope this helps explain it.

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