Queen Victoria Panama Canal 3/18 to 3/29/11

[nvcruising]

We are a group of 6 sailing on March 18th on the Queen Victoria. None of us has been on this ship before. (My husband and I have sailed on the Queen Mary 2 and Queen Elizabeth 2.) We were wondering how many levels the Britannia restaurant is. Is there a quiet location in this dining room? We have selected second sitting. Thanks in advance for any info from cruisers who have actually been on this ship.

[Oahucruiser]

There are two levels to the Britannia Dining Room. I'm not aware of any super quiet locations but perhaps in the stern area or the upper level it may be a bit quieter than in the front. It was very easy to talk to and hear people at our table of eight and we were located just to the left of the huge globe wall decoration near the front.

[William Dean]

There are two levels to the Britannia Dining Room. I'm not aware of any super quiet locations but perhaps in the stern area or the upper level it may be a bit quieter than in the front. It was very easy to talk to and hear people at our table of eight and we were located just to the left of the huge globe wall decoration near the front.

 

Try to be as far forward as you can. At the stern there is a lot of noise from the pods. At the upper far forward point, this is absent.

 

She's a lovely ship though.

 

WD

[sthrngal]

Please join the Roll Call for this cruise.

 

http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=1261887

 

My mother and I will be onboard as well.

Hope to meet you!

 

~tammy (and Linda)

[gardenbunny]

I am amazed at the acoustics of the dining rooms on all 3 ships. Regardless of where you are, you really do not hear any other conversations around you. We sat in all locations on QE at lunch and never thought there was a bad table.