jimbo1683

What on earth is a 'sport coat'?

It has tanked...

Ok. I was thinking really about how many people could be squeezing through the narrow streets and getting in the way of my camera. Ive not been to Corfu before but have been to Mykonos where the difference between a ship being in port or not has an immense impact on the experience you have on land. Appreciate Corfu is much bigger though. I found a schedule and can see there are days where there are no ships and other days where there are 5 ships with combined capacity 8.5k.

How can I find out what ships will be in a certain port on a particular date? I'll be in Corfu in September and I hope to visit Corfu Town on the quietest cruise ship day (unusual to be trying to avoid ships on this forum i know) so am trying to find out what the port schedule looks like - where could i find that?

Thank you. I've actually just realised its the Pearl, not the Joy. The description of the cruise states the Joy but the title of the cruise states the Pearl! No wonder I couldnt find the cabin number recommended.

I am planning to book a short 3 or 4 night Bahamas cruise in Jan/Feb from Miami. The fare i'm looking at is Free at Sea which includes Speciality Dining. I'm a bit confused though because I have looked at the speciality dining venues on the Joy and virtually all are a la carte. So how does the included speciality dining work? Is there a max value per meal, or is it limited to venues with a cover charge rather than a la carte?

That looks a really lovely spot to sit

How very strange. I've had afternoon tea without clotted cream at home but never been anywhere that claims to serve a traditional afternoon tea to paying customers that hasn't served it with clotted cream!

The meal is not called 'tea'. It is of course 'afternoon tea'. The phrases 'afternoon tea' and 'high tea' are frequently used interchangeably in 2022 regardless of the historical differences.

What was the cream if not clotted? Whipped double cream?

Why do old people make these pointless comments - "cheaper than a retirement home" - he doesn't nees to be in a retirement home if he can go on a cruise for a year

So, for example where the article says "5 7day Queensland roundtrip cruises", they're going to do the same cruise five times?

I can't find the answer to this - i have sufficient shares in Carnival to apply for the shareholder OBC. My shares are held by Hargreaves Lansdown and I manage my investments through the app. What do I need to provide to Cunard to get the OBC? I cant find any option to obtain a certificate or letter or something official looking.