terrierjohn

No purpose at all except as a highlight.

Unfortunately the very nature of HIDDEN disabilities will always be subject to speculation as to why someone who looks able bodied would need special treatment with lifts or embarkation, and I doubt that any amount of education is likely to improve the situation.

All the adverts seem to have disappeared, or maybe they are just on holiday, surely CC are not taking notice of their members. That would be a first. PS That was wishful thinking, it's just that they dont have them in the threads, bother grrrr..

You may think its nonesense but my immune system has served me well on over 40 cruises. Where for most of them we have used the buffet for breakfasts regularly, and not gone out of our way to ensure our table was sterilised before use. I don't have any stats, but I suspect that passengers with a healthy immune system are far less likely to succumb to noro, than those who go over the top to avoid any germs or bugs.

I knew that, but I was adding my twopennorth to give a more rounded view of the CPS experience.

But not if you opt for a cabin in a higher category during the booking process.

No but the queue to join the drop off queue can be very long.

You reach the cabins via the aft end of the forward lift foyer. If you study the deck plan it is by cabins 8320 and 8321.

Until there is some international legislation putting the responsibility for the removal of inaccurate information onto the social media companies, then posters will remain uncaring about the accuracy of their material.

For those of us who regularly travel with P&O this poor PR performance from them should come as no surprise, and no matter how much we discuss these failings, it seems very unlikely that this will improve anytime soon.

I don't think the many shareholders on this forum would be happy to think they might be asked to pay compensation to claimants against the companies in which they own shares.

I suppose it depends on whether the number of evacuation chairs is limited. If not then filling in the form should enable P&O to arrange for one to be made available. If they are limited then I agree it is essential that the request should form part of the booking process whether it is with P&O or via a TA.

I would definitely agree, the trek along the rooftop height walkways seems endless, and once outside it's a boring walk to anywhere. .

Maybe confusing you MB, this offer was for the Princess Canada cruise. I dropped in as @mrsgoggins was quoting her Princess cruise. But it is still a darned good offer for a 31 night TA cruise on Sky Princess.

Oops sorry, should have gone to specsavers.😮

We just had an email offer for this cruise, offering a balcony cabin for an inside cabin price of £2399pp.

That would have been to cover @Fionboard commission!😉

Is that Disneys new cruise ship?😎

@Interestedcruisefan, can you please revert to shorter posts and fewer topics, with these long ones I need to edit to much out before I reply, which is very fiddly on a phone.😉😎

Prices can only increase with high demand, but if demand drops so will prices.

NB Grenada has now been dropped and replaced with Martinique, and select launch price for a GC adapted balcony cabin was £4526pp.

The Olive Grove was free in March on Iona, except for a few "Special Items".

I would imagine that cabin selection on a cheap deal would be non existent. The cheapest deals are always are always guarantee cabins, where P&O choose your cabin.

But the back can suffer from juddering from the propellers, thrusters or azipods.

I only use 3 staples per tag and have not had any problems over the 23 years we have been cruising. We wrap the tag around the top handle in a loop.