Any solo EPICruisers for Jan 8, 2011?
 

Hey solo cruisers, I just booked a solo room on the E leaving Miami Jan 8 for Western Carib. Looking to meet other solo travelers before we set sail so we can be that much more ahead of the game. Let's connect...


Kev
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Hi! I just booked for Jan 8th...I just want to get away from it all. It's my first cruise, so I'm not sure what to expect. See you there!

Lou-the-bus-driver

Good for you..I saw the Solo cabins earlier this month, and, I thought they were great...a place for everything and everything in it's place....I think you will be very happy!

Hey there.....

Right now I am trying to decide which date I want in January. Have you been in one of this solo studios before? Any info you could share would be appreciated. I have not sailed in many years!

I hosted our Cruisemate cruise on the Epic last fall,and one in our group, had a solo cabin. If you are in any way claustaphobic, it might getcha, but if you are of the mind that you just don;t want a roomate. I thinkl it works well.

I am going to email him, as he is going on our next group on the Epic, in March. Not sure if he got a solo again..I will ask him to post here so you can get his pov...

Epic Solo Cabins
 

I went on the Epic last year with Cruisemates. The cabin I had was one of their special solo cabins. While the cabins are not huge, they still fit the bill as far as not having to pay twice for a cabin. Everything was concise and yet I didn't feel cramped. There was enough room for all of my clothes. And the shower was big enough for me. That is a real plus because I am a big guy. Often on cruises the shower is too small and too tight. But not on the Epic. I had plenty of room to turn around in the shower. And the soap came out of a dispenser which helped. There even is storage space under the bed (queen size bed). One of the features of the cabin I liked is you can program the lights in the cabin to gradually change colors. Also, the entry way to the cabin area is locked. So only those people who had a cabin could come in. In the middle of the row of cabins is a gathering area just for those cabins. There people gather in the evening to discuss what the next day is going to bring. Sometimes people in the solo cabins made arrangements with other solo members to get together for a meal. In the morning, the gathering area has continental breakfast for those who just want coffee, juice and a roll.

I think not having to pay double for a cabin is great. So is having a cabin to youself. My opinion is go for the single cabin--the week I went I didn't hear any complaints about the cabins at all.

If you have any questions, I would be happy to answer them.