Fanny Annie

We have booked for friends in another cabin on previous cruises but have been told this time it is not an option. 

On our recent Azura cruise we saw crew come into the theatre every evening after the 8.30 pm performance to clean and sanitise ready for the later performance.

3 hours ago, Eglesbrech said:

Perhaps I am just being naive but do you really think there are masses of people who would go about wearing a symbol meant to assist people with a disability - fraudulently?
 

I know that you get the odd selfish person who will park in a disabled space because they think that they will get away with it (around here they generally don't, get caught and fined) but that is a long way off having the brass neck to parade about a ship with a lanyard / badge if you are fit and healthy.
 

In general I find people on ships a nice bunch and surely anyone with any self respect would not stoop to something like that.
 

 

We also used Alla Tours on our trip last year. We took the 2 day tour with them, excellent service from our guide (Anya) and driver, also from the office staff when booking. As has been stated they organise visas. Both days were full on, very well organised and included priority entry to the Hermitage and the Church of the Spilt Blood as well as a trip on the Metro, a boat trip to the Peterhof Palace gardens, lunch at a restaurant on one day, packed lunch on second day, just to name a few things included. We travelled in an air conditioned mini bus which would accommodate a maximum of 14 people. Would certainly use them again if we return to St Petersburgh. Enjoy your trip, we certainly did.