I Booked the Cheapest Solo Cabin on Norwegian Aqua. Here's What I Found
Welcome aboard the Norwegian Aqua! In this video I give you a full tour of a Solo Studio cabin, deck 13, cabin 13519 — plus the Solo Studio Lounge on deck 12 that comes with it. This is the least expensive way to sail solo on the Aqua, and I'll show you exactly why it works: a bigger-than-expected shower, more storage than you'd think, a smart pull-out TV, and a desk setup that means CPAP users don't need an extension cord. I also cover the one thing that stumped me — the room service menu is now a QR code, and the door hangers are tucked behind the tissue box. Whether you're cruising solo for the first time or just wondering if the Solo Studio is worth the savings, here's what I found on board. CHAPTERS 0:00 First Impressions 0:35 Entry Controls & Bathroom 1:34 Storage, Desk & Wardrobe 2:18 Bed & TV 3:23 Power Outlets & CPAP Users 4:14 Room Service QR Code 5:00 Solo Pricing 5:28 Studio Lounge & Wrap Up Disclaimer: This channel is independent and not affiliated with, authorized, endorsed by, or in any way officially connected to Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) or any of its subsidiaries. All product names, logos, brands, and screenshots featured in this video are property of their respective trademark holders. Their use does not imply any affiliation with or endorsement by them. Content is created strictly for independent educational and informational purposes under Fair Use guidelines. This educational video represents my personal experience and opinion as a passenger. Always review your specific cruise contract and consult with the cruise line directly regarding your booking.