lambinator1982

I was also on this cruise. I didn’t get norovirus but I did get Covid 😞

It's funny they have made changes to the wording since I made a complaint (I have not had a proper response so far) visitor. And if time permits, don't miss the opportunity to combine your visit with Ferrari Land, one of Europe's most iconic theme parks, for a thrilling day of adventure. Join us for a day of endless excitement and entertainment at PortAventura, where the adventure never ends! READ LESS

Just by dialling in the cabin number on the phone?

I'm sorry if this has been asked previously, how do you call other cabins on arvia?

did you make any purchases on disembarkation day? P&O would charge it separately as it is after the final bill has been created I believe.

Yeah we can, My friend booked, so he has cancelled. I might still go so will rebook- Portaventura got a 20% off deal if booked by the 5th

Apologies for using the 'S' word and causing offence

I'm not sure in this case as how would they know who came via a cruise and who did not? park tickets are not included and had to be purchased separately

I am on Arvia for the 14 night Med cruise on 26th May(K411) They are selling a shore excursion which is a transfer to PortaAventura. Where you can experience Ferrari Land and ride Europe's fastest Rollercoaster Red Force. The problem is that after we purchased this transfer and paid for park entry tickets (not included) I later found out that Ferrari Land does not open until 4PM. The duration is listed as 9 hours and starts at 8:30am. If you do the maths we are due back at 5:30pm - the same time as sail away. Google says will take an hour and fifteen to get back - so If lucky will get 15 mins to enjoy Ferrari Land. Looking at PortaAventura's website 4PM is the earliest they open I called the call centre (about an hours wait) they basically said their tour operator advised them that there will be time to experience both parks, so they have sold it to their customers.

Almost identical cabin just on overside of of the ship

starboard side Sea view cabin Mid aft its the last cabin on the deck not sure what is next to it ? staff area? its next to 4653 Slightly annoy location as cannot access via the Aft lifts (for access use midship lifts or forward lifts if you don't mind walking down the lenght of the ship) but should be quiet as at dead end (so no one will be walking past cabin) as towards the back you might feel a bit more movement if the sea is choppy

normally for a two week cruise - we take 1 weeks worth of clotheswash half way through and if I have time at the end of the cruise wash them again. nothing like coming home and unpacking clean clothes 🙂

we have a similar situation on iona in January - there were 13 of us. had to go on two tables and were always close by. We also used Virtual queues, the max you can book for is 10 on the app but when we all turned up they managed to sort two tables out eveytime with no issues

Iona: 18 march for 2 weeks is £160 Arvia 2 April for 2 week is £243 same cruise terminal differrant price?

We are on the same cruise on the 14th. Our group has 4 cabins and we have all been given different boarding times. We are all going to turn up at the earliest one 🙂