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Fraann

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  1. Both Arvia and Iona have 2 courts for quoits and 2 for shuffleboard. Plus 2 table tennis tables. They are on deck 17, starboard at the back. Turn up and play, open at 9:30, no booking but it can be difficult at popular times. We took our own bats and played at 9am when it was quiet. 
    Competitions tend to be at 11am and 2pm plus 4pm for table tennis. 

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  2. We ate in Sindhu on Arvia on 20th June (ie less than 2 weeks ago) and my husband had the signature dish at £15. I assume the price increase must be for the current cruise starting on 23rd. Does anyone know if the other speciality restaurants have also increased their prices? 

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  3. If room service have the spirits you like then it’s best to go with that and be legit. I think a litre of Bombay sapphire on our recent Arvia cruise was £28 which is reasonable compared to supermarkets. Beware of the £2.50 delivery charge although last time I ordered this way they didn’t charge me. 
    You can take your own mixers 

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  4. I’d risk the spirits at embarkation if you don’t take too much. At ports, you are supposed to hand in any purchases but there was no ‘honesty table’, in fact no table or steward anywhere. 
    You run the risk, of course, but it seems they are more interested in other security items. I once had a pair of small ikea scissors confiscated from my hand luggage. 

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  5. We were on deck 11 on this cruise and I have to agree that after the disappointing start of a 3 hour delay, the rest of the cruise was amazing. Happily, there didn’t seem to be any probs from noro so maybe their ‘deep clean’ worked. The 710 club is worth booking early as it only holds about 50 people and is popular. 
    The captain amused every night with his jokes! 

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