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chris hyde

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  1. Booked the 2 day Royal Experience on Independence out of Southampton this tuesday for myself, my daughter and my grandson who is nearly 2

    Always wanted to do a cruise but wanted to see if its our thing before commiting to something longer

    Has anyone done this cruise and if so have you still got the cruise compass

    We're interested in the shows available, whether the Windjammer ia open both evenings and what time breakfast is served and what time we have to leave on the last day

    We travel to Le Harvrw and fancied ahornfleir but its not available online atm. Will there be places to book on board

    Also if we cant get on that trip can we stay on the ship and will all the restaurants and activities be available

    Sorry for all the questions

    Careful, you may get hooked. [emoji16]

    Haven't done this type of taster, but have sailed on the Indy a couple of times and back on board in June.

    The Windjammer is always open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The food is as good as in the MDR, often the same dishes, but with additional choices. Breakfast is usually available from about 6.30 or 7.00, depending if the ship is at sea or docked early.

    Last disembarkation is usually about 9.30am, but you need to be out of your cabin by 8am. New guests will be boarding from 10.30 or 11.00am.

    Honfleur is a lovely little town very cute and great for strolling around with the benefit of only a short bus ride.

    If you stay on board everything will be open except the MDR which normally doesn't open for lunch when in port.

    Hope this helps. Have a great trip and welcome to the world of cruising.

     

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  2. From my reading river cruises are very different from your regular ocean cruises. I was wondering do you have to throw out drinks and food when boarding the boat? If I see a french pastry shop there is a good chance I am going to buy some goodies ;-)
    Done a couple of Viking River cruises with Viking. They encourage you to buy local wine to bring on board. They will even serve it for you. No issues with local foods.

     

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