How did we manage that?

[buchanan101]

Didn’t need to press the button. So few people on the deck 

[Megabear2]

On 6/25/2024 at 8:38 PM, 3rdGenCunarder said:

 

Does that button actually work??????? Didn't have that on the Around Britain cruise.

Those buttons were in use on deck 1 atrium and games room on QA Around Britain cruise.  I pressed one and a minute or two later a lovely chap arrived to take my coffee order.  

[3rdGenCunarder]

1 hour ago, Megabear2 said:

Those buttons were in use on deck 1 atrium and games room on QA Around Britain cruise.  I pressed one and a minute or two later a lovely chap arrived to take my coffee order.  

 

Were they glued down? I can imagine those becoming souvenirs.

 

After one of our first ports (Kirkwall) I wanted to send a few postcards, so I went to the purser's desk to ask if they had a "posted on board" stamp as they used to do on other ships. The woman said well, yes, they did have one...but it had already been stolen! 

[buchanan101]

32 minutes ago, 3rdGenCunarder said:

 

Were they glued down? I can imagine those becoming souvenirs.

 

After one of our first ports (Kirkwall) I wanted to send a few postcards, so I went to the purser's desk to ask if they had a "posted on board" stamp as they used to do on other ships. The woman said well, yes, they did have one...but it had already been stolen! 

Only out the once when it was very quiet. 

[3rdGenCunarder]

12 minutes ago, buchanan101 said:

Only out the once when it was very quiet. 

 

Ah, glad they got a replacement. She did say they'd ordered one. Smart to keep tabs on it. As the saying goes, once burned, twice shy.

[buchanan101]

2 minutes ago, 3rdGenCunarder said:

 

Ah, glad they got a replacement. She did say they'd ordered one. Smart to keep tabs on it. As the saying goes, once burned, twice shy.

No! The “press for service” buttons on Grills Deck

[Megabear2]

1 hour ago, 3rdGenCunarder said:

 

Were they glued down? I can imagine those becoming souvenirs.

 

After one of our first ports (Kirkwall) I wanted to send a few postcards, so I went to the purser's desk to ask if they had a "posted on board" stamp as they used to do on other ships. The woman said well, yes, they did have one...but it had already been stolen! 

No, they were on each table. I too thought they might find legs ..

 

It seemed a very good idea and meant staff didn't have to stand around in what at the time was a virtually empty area.