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sullaRaffaello

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  1. I don't know if anyone mentioned this, and it quite possibly would not be considered a perk, but on my April transatlantic crossing on the QM2, there was no passenger list distributed. I asked at the purser's desk, and they said that it was out of consideration for the passengers' privacy. When I travelled on liners in the 70s, there was always a passenger list. The list contained the name. hometown, and cabin number of each passenger. I certainly would never consider such a list as an invasion of privacy. Has this been done away with on all lines, or maybe it's just Cunard? Thanks.

  2. I was on an eastbound transatlantic crossing of the QE2 back in September 1982. There were quite a few college students on board going to Europe to study for a semester or 2. About the third night, at around 3AM, I walked outside of one of the bars and heard quite a bit of giggling and splashing. When I turned the corner, there were about 10 college girls and guys in their birthday suits uninhibitedly having a ball in one of the pools. Made me wish I were in college again!

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