Pine Man

P&O, in my opinion, have gone downhill since covid. I would suggest that most other cruise lines are not a sideways move but forward of P&O in most respects. The only saving grace for P&O is the price as far as I'm concerned.

Unless you go and ask for one it is emailed to you.

I must be one of the lucky ones with this app! I have no issues whatsoever with it and my next cruise in June has all the information correctly recorded, including my recently purchased Plus package, my booked excursions and all of my dining reservations. The same applies to my wife's copy of the app.

It's then a very, very long walk along the old river bed, now a park, to the city centre or catch a local bus when dropped of the shuttle.

The timings cannot be guaranteed and frequently ships have been held up waiting for excursions that have been delayed for traffic conditions etc. I think you know the answer.............

Why? 25% tip is exactly the same as 25% added to restaurant prices and no tip.

Honest Britannia reviews please? An unfortunate title for your first forum post! You only want honest reviews, suggesting that you consider some or many of them are dishonest?

I don't think about it at all. Both ships are superb and I will continue to cruise on them as long as they survive.

Which is precicely what he supposed to do!

They sure do in the UK!

If that was me, and I live in the UK, I would start paying, definitely NOT to Princess but into a savings account where it would gain interest!

Never.

On a cruise - always!

I'm quite happy with the existing one but equally as happy to try out the new one when it arrives. My next cruise isn't due till after the new app arrives so I might as well get used to it.

Some before and some after.

See my post #3 above

Perfectly clear, I only replied because it certainly worked one way so could, possibly, work the other. Even if you have to ask P&O.

I booked my first Princess cruise a few months back and my P&O loyalty was transferred to Princess although my wife's wasn't. An email resolved that and we now both have loyalty awarded on our first Princess cruise.

If it was that serious why aren't you warning us all about it?

You can't remove the 18% added to all onboard purchases.

Judging by some of the prices advertised in the duty free shop on Britannia recently, if I'd tried that I could have made a loss! I can't remember the exact price but Baileys, for example, is about £5 cheaper in Iceland (the shop!).

$15 per drink upto 15 drinks per day per person.

My wife and I had four items of luggage so would have needed a lift to get down from the 12th Deck. Judging by the queues for the lifts on the final morning we would still have been waiting to get off when the normal disembarkation started!

We've been cruising on Britannia since it was first launched, as well as other ships. My wife and I, and the passengers that shared our Club Dining table commented on the vast improvement to the dining since covid. I can't really remember precisely what we had, each night, but all of us found at least one, if not more, choices of starter, main course and sweet that suited us and all were always cooked too perfection. The cruise itself was one of the best we have had in recent years, spoilt to a degree, by penny pinching. Like having to ask for biscuits to be left in the cabin, a lack of speakers in the daytime, repetitive showing of the same films in The Studio, all aimed at an age group much lower than the ships average and, finally, a shuttle service to Valencia that left us about 2 miles away from the town centre without guidance.

Just come back from a cruise on Britannia and the food in the MDR was exceptional. The best we've had for years and the service was brilliant.