Manchesterford

Hello everyone, Can I just check how ‘essential’ it is to print off boarding passes and luggage labels beforehand? We don’t have easy access to a printer and it feels like there’s quite a bit of effort to put in before we even arrive at the port - and due to various circumstances, there isn’t a lot of time to play around with. Can most/all admin tasks effectively/realistically be achieved when we get to Southampton? Thank you!

Thanks, I’ve double-checked and that is the address which I’ve sent the form to, (it’d be quite like me to have made a mistake somewhere, but I don’t think I have on this occasion!)

Thank you for that. I hadn’t really considered hiring any mobility aids but am now thinking that a rollator might come in handy. I don’t suppose anyone has any rough idea how much Mobility at Sea charges for such things?

Hello everyone! New not just to cruising but also P&O. My brother and I are taking my septuagenarian Mum on Iona later this month for a 14-night cruise. She’s mobile and can manage some steps etc. but needs to take her time and have short ‘breather’ breaks if longer distances are involved. I thought it best to complete the medical questionnaire provided by P&O to assess any level of assistance/accommodations which may be required. This was sent some months back but I haven’t ever received any acknowledgment it was received. As I say, we shouldn’t need any major adaptations or adjustments, but I’d be happier knowing they theoretically should be aware of the status. Is this normal practice for P&O, and should I just assume they have the questionnaire somewhere on file? Thank you.