As long as that? Remember there seem to be passengers who spend a lot of their time looking for rust, not always hard to find, I admit, on QM2. But I’m expecting someone on our voyage to find some.
I think you could well be right. The luggage is an issue. I would also allow a lot of time for Sunday rail travel, not because of strikes, but because of possible engineering works.
Yes, but it all depends what you see. Some people on Cunard seem to see only rust or mismatched salt and pepper pots. It is nice when people see things they enjoy.
I’m not remotely new to Cunard, but booked on exactly the same basis, plus not doing flying, and am equally surprised to find we are on her second voyage. And it is all quite exciting.
Yes, keep an eye on the strike schedule: they have to give two weeks notice. Usually, Southampton trains still run, but they didn’t last week on the Wednesday. What day of the week are you embarking?
I would concur about the place to eat: it has splendid chocolate brownies, and obviously you are going to be starved by Cunard over the following week.
Will it even be ready? There will probably be all sorts of minor chaos, but it will be a splendid new ship, and I’m very much looking forward to it. Don’t care either was about Wi-Fi.
But Ephesus is a significant classical site, which I had never visited, whereas I had been to Knossus a couple of times. And the guides were still peddling the same ahistorical rubbish they did when I visited as a sixth former. But I agree if you haven’t been, Knossus is a great substitute.