Is there a cost difference when traveling solo with a single occupancy room?
Yes, there can be, because cruise fares are typically based on double occupancy, and many solo guests find it’s a better value to add ‘Have It All’ after booking.
Why solo pricing can look different
Because the base cruise fare is commonly built around two guests sharing a stateroom, traveling solo can change how bundled pricing feels at checkout.
How to get the best value with ‘Have It All’
If you are traveling solo, the simplest path is often to book your cruise first, then add ‘Have It All’ post-booking through your account. Here’s the best way to do it:
Log in to My Account.
Go to ‘Manage My Cruise’.
Add ‘Have It All’ to your reservation post-booking.
Prefer a human touch, or booked through an advisor? You can also contact your travel professional or a Personal Cruise Consultant to add ‘Have It All’ for you, which is especially helpful if you want someone to double-check details while you daydream about the voyage ahead.