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We sailed on Queen Victoria last year (Mediterranean) and they held our passports.

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Number34, don't believe everything you read. We just returned from our cruise on QV, I was really concerned about the dress requirements as we also don't dress formally very often. I can report that it was not over the top snobby, we met lovely people who, in a lot of cases were dressed similarly to us. Formal night does require a suit but informal nights required a jacket and no tie. We saw some people not so well dressed as well as some very dressed up.

We ate in the buffet and could not complain, the food and service was good - don't know how people could can it.

For what it's worth that's my say. Bon voyage.

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Not weighed? That makes me feel a little better, not that I expect to be taking 30kg but 20 isn't a lot is it. Many thanks. Pam

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Thanks for sharing your information. Flights are no problem, we have 30kg allowance but it's only 20kg on the ship according to the information I have read.

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Wow that's impressive! I always struggle with packing [emoji12]

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I must admit that I'm a little worried about the dress code. We've sailed on Holland America many times but this is our first Cunard cruise. I don't want to pack half my wardrobe, travelling from Australia and visiting other places as well as this cruise may cause problems with weight allowance as we try to restrict our luggage to one large suitcase each rather than cart multiple ones in and out of hotels and airports. Can someone give me an idea 1-10 of how stiff it really is? Thanks in advance.

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