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Western Mediterranean (H418)
Queen Anne, 28 Jul - 11 Aug 2024
- 29 July - Black & White
- 3 Aug - Masquerade
- 6 Aug - Red & Gold
- 9 Aug - Roaring 20s
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Western Mediterranean (H418)
Queen Anne
28 Jul - 11 Aug 2024
- 29 July - Black & White
- 3 Aug - Masquerade
- 6 Aug - Red & Gold
- 9 Aug - Roaring 20s
- 1
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For the main menu, should you want, mention it to the maître d' on the first night. They then bring you the next days menu the evening before, you can choose what you want and they'll do it GF. You'll get GF bread and GF petit fours. Very little fuss made, just a menu in advance. Never been any issues for my wife.
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2019
in Cunard Line
Gutted. We'd bought a FCD on our last trip knowing we couldn't do 2018, but summer 2019 we would. We're stuck with school holidays (no kids, but I have a teacher!) but there's nothing grabbing us. We've done the Atlantic, Norway and Iceland recently and fancied the some sun, but we can't as there's nothing actually in the school holidays. Oh well, it's only £50 each down the drain, but I won't make that mistake again.
Only sailed with Cunard, maybe it's time to take a look at other lines :(
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Typical excursions are available here: http://www.cunard.co.uk/destinations/usa-cruises/new-york/new-york-city/
They might not all be available, but it'll give you an idea of what they offer.
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You could use a free VPN to connect via the UK and get round the geofence.
https://www.tunnelbear.com is very good and easy to use. You can select a tunnel in the UK and then as far as Cunard know you're in the UK so will get the British website.
Sign up via the .xclusive TechRadar plan link and you'll get a lot more data available for free,
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Those photos above sum up the weather we had on a roundtrip last August. Some hot days (though as always, windy), some cool days, wet days, dense fog. It really is as unpredictable as people say.
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I suspect I was given incorrect information, but as I had no intent to book Freedom even if it were available I didn't question it. I wondered if it were something new for 2017 but again, I wasn't interested enough to make an already long phone call even longer!
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When I booked on a cruise for summer 2017 in Britannia, I was offered Early, Late or Freedom (pager) dining by the Cunard call centre. I don't want to be stuck in random tables throughout the dining room each night so went with our normal second sitting, but it was the first i'd heard of Freedom dining on Cunard.
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We did the same last year. The vast majority of the excursions on the link below were on offer. We spend some time looking through them online, picked what we wanted to do and booked it once on board.
http://www.cunard.co.uk/destinations/regions/usa-and-canada-cruises/new-york/
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Our TA Roundtrip in August has 8 formal of 16 nights. Can't wait. I'm not taking all that luggage to not get some wear out of it all :)
MyVoyage
in Cunard Line
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If Cunard want to attract younger passengers (sweeping generalisation but it’s younger generations that aren’t used to being disconnected) then they need to get the tech right, but they also need to be aware of their existing customers which means bringing it In as an option. You might want to use the phone and paper, but I’d rather use my phone. They need to make sure *both* are available, both work and both are up to date.
At the moment it’s a half baked web server which barely works, and just cements the idea that the digital options aren’t worth using. Do it properly, with a proper integrated app that gives live daily programmes, account data, excursions and restaurant stuff. Put messaging in so I can be in contact with other family members on board without needing to use the internet if people want to use it.
Print the programmes and deliver them as they currently do, let people *choose* what works for them. It's not a choice worth making at the moment given how flaky the digital option is.