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Can an internet package be bought on line before cruise on P&O Britannia. Also does anyone know if the promised improvements on internet speed have been implemented yet.

Does anyone know if the 4 formal nights on britannia 13 night canaries cruise include a black and white night. Also is there a tropical night?

We've just discovered that we've been allocated cabin F718 on Britannia which we note is at the back of the ship, Can anyone give details of this cabin. Is it a good location to be near the back?

Is it easy to book local buses, taxis, cars etc at the various ports of call in the canary islands rather than using p&o's shore excursions as experience tells us that is usually a cheaper option

Are daily crossword puzzles available on Britannia as they were on Azura. Also do they have trivia quizzes. If so, where are these held.

As a matter of interest, is the day of disembarkation counted in the number of days for which charges are added.

Can any recent passengers on Britannia tell me if the publicised improved internet access is yet available on Britannia or when it is likely to be.

If you visit the Limelight club is dining there essential? We like the idea of the club but, having seen the menus, we're not overly impressed, so wonder if it's acceptable to eat at one of the other restaurants and just go for the cabaret. It's not about cost, rather the choice of menus there. Or is it worth foregoing better food options just to enjoy the atmosphere there.

I know there are 4 formal nights on Britannia cruise to Canary Islands but can anyone tell me on what nights these are, ie are they on sea days or when the ship is docked.

Is WI-FI available in the cabins on Britannia.

When will we learn our allocated boarding time for Britannia cruise from Southampton on 5 June?

Does anyone know how many and when will the formal nights be on the 13 night Canaries cruise on Britannia?

Am a bit worried about the negative comments I've read about the lifts on Britannia. We've cruised frequently and there's very often a problem waiting for lifts but I'm wondering if it's a bigger problem on Britannia. From past experiences, ships need more lifts rather than less. Being a wheelchair user, lifts are vital, I don't have the option of walking up/down stairs so is it a bigger problem on Britannia than other ships. I have to say I really don't understand young able bodied people waiting for lifts to go up or down a flight or 2 of stairs which I've often seen. It seems madness to me when they could get to their destination quicker as well as working off some of the extra calories gained through the voyage. Sorry that might sound a bit bitter, I don't mean it to, probably just a slight case of envy wishing I had the option.

Any information on Limelight Club would be appreciated. Am wondering if it would be possible to check out the menu for that night before booking or is it necessary to book at beginning of cruise.

Another point: how many formal nights on 13 night Canary Islands cruise.

Any info would be much appreciated