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  1. 14 hours ago, cruisin from florida said:

    We were on that with you! It was a great trip and would love to do it again.

    We were on it too, loved the cruise,  but also loved PEI but I'm a 'Anne of Green Gables' fan. Shame it missed Halifax due to the weather. Also would love to do it again

  2. We and others were very close to missing our rci cruise from Quebec city in October 2019. We flew from Heathrow via Chicago O'hare to Quebec city with only an hour and a half in between. That fortunately went okay, then the flight to Quebec was overbooked and the last people checked in to the flight didn't get on. What didn't help was everyone was flying in for cruises including NCL plus there was only one flight a day. We did have an overnight on the ship in Quebec , joining the next day, but the people for the ncl ship were joining the ship that day and leaving Quebec the next day. Next availability for flights was 2 days later🙄

  3. Don't know if Iona is sold out for those weeks but if not they're restricting options for their customers.  Not everyone wants to spend a week onboard when it is still unknown how it will pan out. It's only been 4 days on sale haven't exactly given people a chance to book, also going to be lots of other options with cunard, celebrity,  princess and disney cruise lines doing uk cruises

  4. On 1/16/2021 at 2:08 AM, Ashland said:

    This shouldn't be based on loyalty it should be all cabins ready upon boarding.

    Be careful what you wish for! P&O UK took this from surveys and now boarding doesn't even start until 1pm and most now don't board until 3.30pm, that's from southampton uk. Would rather be able to get on board and begin my cruise adventure and access cabin at 1pm

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  5. On 10/2/2020 at 10:58 PM, upwarduk said:

    Downsmead

    The newsletter came on30/09/20 and I have just had the invitation to take part in the Galapagos Power Up points at 10 pm, 02/10/20( date format is UK).

    Interesting, I had a different email but for only 20 PUP.  Had to click to watch video on Galapagos adventures then take quiz by 6 Oct if perfect score get the 20 PUP

  6. On 5/4/2020 at 5:58 PM, Snit13 said:

    Doesn't Cunard just sail from GB to NY?  Have been trying for years to figure out a way to sail rt/TA without a flight.  Would be great for those of us who want to get a rail pass and travel around Europe but who aren't excited about flying.

    QM2 also sails onto/from  Hamburg Germany pre and post some of its transatlantics so that might work for you

  7. We have a 100% record (4/4 )also of getting into Guernsey by tender , we are going again late may so hoping it continues!  The bus 91/92 round the island trip is now £5 if you stay on the whole round trip, but if you get off or any single trip on other buses is £1. Sometimes the shops do open for a short time when the cruise ships are in , there is also castle cornet within a short walk as someone else mentioned as well as other attractions. 

  8. On 9/20/2019 at 2:12 AM, bluemarble said:

    I've noticed most of QM2's westbound crossings for November 2019 through October 2020 are showing 6:30pm departure times from Southampton in the itinerary details listed on the Cunard website. That's instead of 4:30pm or 5:00pm which has been the more usual departure time for westbound crossings. The only exception I'm seeing is for the August 14th 2020 "Journey of Genealogy" crossing which is showing an unusual 9:00pm departure time which we've discussed in another thread. Perhaps this is a real adjustment to the departure times or perhaps this is a glitch.

     

    The reason I say this could be a glitch is that the Southampton VTS cruise schedule is still showing 4:30pm departure times for all of QM2's remaining westbound crossings on it's schedule (through the end of this year). Plus the listed departure times on the Cunard website go back to 5:00pm starting with December 2020 westbound crossings. And it seems odd for Cunard to start routinely scheduling sail aways during early sitting in Britannia.

     

    Just throwing this out there in case anyone has any insight about this. I wouldn't want to start planning an extended independent excursion for my upcoming day in Southampton on November 19th only to find out Cunard's listed 6:30pm departure time is actually going to be 4:30pm. For what it's worth, I'm not seeing any of Cunard's shore excursions offered in Voyage Personaliser for November 19th scheduled to return back to the ship after 3:30pm.

    It is Cowes week and the 14th is the night of the fireworks which usually start about 21.00-21.30 so I assume it's so you see them coming down Southampton water

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