| For October 2000 |
| ..........................................................single supplement fees | |||
Some cruise lines offer single staterooms, but most lines charge single passengers a supplement fee — a certain percentage of the of the normal double occupancy rate added to the stateroom — when they occupy a double cabin. Below is a list of some cruise lines and the percent (or price) they charge singles. Bare in mind that some numbers vary by ship and stateroom category chosen. |
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| Alaska’s Glacier Bay Tours & Cruises | 75% | Holland America Line | 35% to 100% |
| Carnival Cruise Lines | 50% & 100% | Mediterranean Shipping Cruises | 50% & 100% |
| Celebrity Cruises | 50% to 100% | Norwegian Cruise Line | 50% to 100% |
| Classical Cruises | $2,500 | Orient Lines | 25% to 100% |
| Commodore Cruise Line | 50% & 100% | Princess Cruises | 50% & 100% |
| Costa Cruises | 50% & 100% | Regal Cruises | 50% |
| Crystal Cruises | 25% to 50% | Seabourn Cruise Line | 10% to 100% |
| Cunard Line | 75% to 100% | Silversea Cruises up to | up to 100% |
| Delta Queen Steamboat Co. | 50% to 100% | St. Lawrence Cruise Line | 50% & 75% |
| Disney Cruise Line | 75% & 100% | Viking River Cruises | 50% |
| First European Cruises | 50% to 100% | World Explorer Cruises | 50% |