Can you travel for less than the cost of a flight and in not too bad conditions?
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Short answer, no.
The cheapest way to travel by sea, is as passenger on a cargo ship. The facilities are basic (no pool, no entertainment, limited food menu, etc.), but the accommodation will be private and built to a modern, high standard.
However, it’s NOT a cheap option to air travel. A one-way Transatlantic crossing on a cargo ship will still set you back the best part of £1,000.
The cheapest way to get to the U.S.A. is to fly there.
You can no longer work your passage. That practise was stopped over 20 years ago.
You could work your passage.
My Gt. grandfather worked his passage back to England from Australia.
Contact the Cruise lines and cargo shipping companies.