Coral Princess for a single gentleman

[Mz11378]

Hello - looking for a little advice - I have taken maybe 15 cruises but this will be my first one by myself - looking to book the Coral Princess leaving FLL for a 15 day cruise on 4/25 - ends up in LA - which is perfect for me to then jump to Vegas for a few - I guess what I am asking is has anyone cruised as a single on one that is not designated as a singles cruise - is there a way to lower the supplement fee? - I am a 66 year old retiree from Wall Street - still very active.

 

Thanking everyone in advance any advise will help

[Colo Cruiser]

Hello - looking for a little advice - I have taken maybe 15 cruises but this will be my first one by myself - looking to book the Coral Princess leaving FLL for a 15 day cruise on 4/25 - ends up in LA - which is perfect for me to then jump to Vegas for a few - I guess what I am asking is has anyone cruised as a single on one that is not designated as a singles cruise - is there a way to lower the supplement fee? - I am a 66 year old retiree from Wall Street - still very active.

 

Thanking everyone in advance any advise will help

 

 

Other then using a good TA I don't know of any way to lower a single supp.

You are picking one of the most popular cruises Princess has. They sell out quickly with little help from sales.

I did get a pretty interesting email from Princess a few days ago (titled 60% off March-May PC cruises) on sale prices on quite a few PC cruises including the time frame you are looking at. The April 25th cruise had incredible prices!

If you are thinking of booking this cruise don't wait too long. We just did this cruise in reverse last Sept. The Coral is one of the best ships!! :)

Edited March 11, 2016 by Colo Cruiser

[Mz11378]

Thank you sir will do it today - just looking for that proverbial push that it seems I need

[Colo Cruiser]

Thank you sir will do it today - just looking for that proverbial push that it seems I need

 

 

Maybe this will get you over the top! :D

 

 

http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=2262278

[marcmarc2]

Have you visited the Solo Cruisers forum yet? Everyone is very helpful with questions and supportive of first-time solos.

[Mz11378]

No - but now I will

thanks

[Pam in CA]

I and many of my friends cruise solo all the time. To get a lower fare, I use a TA that discounts so I usually save 10-20% but as you're past final payment, there's no chance of reducing the fare.