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I agree with you mahasamatman and I still do occasionally depending on the cruise line, but there are increasingly more and more dropping the formal and adopting a more casual approach and that’s ok if that is what makes them feel more comfortable to enjoy their holidays, on the other hand I feel uncomfortable being in the minority in a long dress or even a cocktail dress , I just like to blend in ! , being of a certain age I do miss seeing the men in their tux and ladies in their finery but again I reiterate we feel lucky to be able to continue cruising. Good health and happy cruising to all

Thank you to every one who has replied , it does seem to be now on a lot of the cruise lines that the formal night attire i.e tux has been replaced with smart casual now and I agree with ScottC4746 that I too use to like dressing for the formal nights but hey ho we move on and thankfully are still able to cruise and enjoy them. thank you all

Some of my family are going on the infinity at the end of February, it’s been a few years since we sailed celebrity and cannot remember how formal the dress code was , can anyone who has been on it recently enlighten us please . thank you

Just spoken to my daughter , pleased to say that all the passengers were able to board the plane , I assume they must have been able to get extra staff.

My daughter and her family flew from Manchester to Barbados yesterday on a TUI flight, she rang whilst sat on the plane saying some of the cabin staff did not turn up , not sure why maybe it was the weather but because of the staff shortage not all passengers were allowed to board the plane , the flight was delayed , as yet I have not been able to speak to her to find out if the delay was to try and get other staff so that the passengers could board which I hope was the reason .

Thank you 9265359 , I will tell her and it’s put my mind at rest as I thought it was a bit odd .

My daughter and her family are going on a cruise next week (Caribbean) which was booked through well known TA , she has her documents but not the flight tickets so she rang them up and the TA said she doesn’t need them as it is a charted flight , the last one we did to the Caribbean before Covid if I remember correctly we had the flight tickets. Does anyone know if this is correct please . Thank you

We are going on the Iona for 2 weeks over new year , does anyone know if we still have to book pre book the theatre seats and can anyone tell me the difference between formal and celebration night please.

Thank you everyone for your replies, I have got my card now and have received £130 OBC so very pleased with that , well worth it !

Thank you Winifred22! I have uploaded my ID for verification and are just waiting for a reply , then I will send my fee of for the card, then look forward to the offers !

Thank you to everyone who has replied , I think for £ 4.99 for 2 years membership I will just go ahead and join.

Thanks for that information funinhounslow, I did wonder before if it was worth it that’s why I have not taken up the offer earlier, my brothers neighbour has one and she seems to get good deals but as you say you may get the deals elsewhere.

Thank you Jeanlyon and majortom10 i thought that would be the case , never mind next time though !

Does anyone know if you can use your blue light card for a discount or OBC after you have booked and paid a deposit for a cruise with P&O ? , I have been retired a while now but thought I would join it and understand that p&o give OBC or discount to holders. Many Thanks

Hi we are thinking about doing a cruise on the voyager and and wondered if the drink package is the same as the Explorer which we found OK, but have read about the cut backs ( as is the case with a few cruise lines ) and wondered if anyone has been on it recently who would know, also the dress code on the dress to impress nights, not many did on our cruise but I suspect that may vary from one cruise to another. Many Thanks