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Orianababes
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You don't avoid the connection charge. I would wait until I boarded as you always get a special offer if you take out the package on the day you board and get extra minutes. There are also usually special offers at various points during the cruise.

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Hello

 

Thinking of booking internet pack before boarding. Just wonder if better deals available on board. I know if you prebuy you do avois the one off connection fee. Thanks in anticipation

 

Orianababes

 

Hello,

 

We purchased the 100 mins package for £35 prior to our cruise last month & got an additional / free 20 mins.

 

If you activate the internet on day 1 of the cruise you also get another additional 20 mins free, making a total of 140 mins for £35.

 

I assume something similar applies for the 250 mins package, which I believe is charged at £62.50.

 

I didn't really see any other 'special deals' offered on board apart from the free 20 mins.

 

One word of warning though, keep an eye on your account re your 'free' mins as it took 3 days for these to be applied to our account. We were told by the Librarian that she had to process vouchers etc for them to show.

 

Hope this helps.

 

Joan

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Hello

 

Thinking of booking internet pack before boarding. Just wonder if better deals available on board. I know if you prebuy you do avois the one off connection fee. Thanks in anticipation

 

Orianababes

 

Go to the po cruise official website, on their downloadable brochures labelled 'little luxury', you could find internet package in last few pages.

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I would just add that the internet speed is very slow and at times its akin to dial up !!!

 

We only used it to send and receive emails, which was fine for just text, but add a few photos and it would take up to 10 mins to send the email. That soon eats into the minutes you have bought.

 

Also, although on the Azura it had ship wide Wi Fi, some parts of the ship had a better faster connection than others. So sometimes it is best to try and find the "best spots".

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I would just add that the internet speed is very slow and at times its akin to dial up !!!

 

We only used it to send and receive emails, which was fine for just text, but add a few photos and it would take up to 10 mins to send the email. That soon eats into the minutes you have bought.

 

Also, although on the Azura it had ship wide Wi Fi, some parts of the ship had a better faster connection than others. So sometimes it is best to try and find the "best spots".

 

We are on Azura in August, so where were the best Wi-Fi spots?

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