My Voyage "Digital Planner" and paper/hard copy programmes

[maggielou362]

Apologies if this has been covered, I couldn't find any answers.

Regarding the My Voyage digital planner: is there a way to communicate with other passengers onboard via My Voyage?

Like a message board or similar? I am new to cruising, and I just KNOW I will lose my husband on such a big ship!

Also, is there a hard copy (paper) version of the day's programme readily available?

I have my highlighter pens ready to go.

Many thanks

[exlondoner]

The Daily Programme for the next day appears in paper version on your bed every evening.

 

Don't know for sure about my voyage, but can’t imagine it is that useful. You won’t lose your husband, unless you want to, the ships are not that big, and anyway he’ll magically reappear at meal times.

[Colin_Cameron]

23 minutes ago, maggielou362 said:

I just KNOW I will lose my husband

I'm trying to work out if you're looking at this as a positive, or a negative? I know which side my wife would come down on.

[LEESRE]

https://blog.rakkor.uk/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/18_Oct.pdf

 

You will find the daily planner here if you care to look, these are for the current cruise on Queen Victoria.

Edited October 19, 2023 by LEESRE

[NE John]

It’s healthy within a relationship, I believe, to have spouses/partners to do different activities during the day. My DW gladly ditched me for a couple hours as QE moored in front of Battle of Gallipoli landing sites with extended narration by a military historian. I don’t exercise at all when she goes to dance exercise class in the Queens Room. 
But yes, having a direct message app on MyCunard would be a great idea. 

[BigMac1953]

We often split up after breakfast and do our own things.

 

However, we always meet in the Grill Lounge before lunch around 1:00pm.

 

Same in the afternoon. I like the concerts, Her Indoors doesn't.

 

Again, we start to get dressed 5-ish and again, trot off to the Grill Lounge for a pair of teeth.

 

After dinner, the world's my lobster.

 

Stewart

[D&N]

Hardly ever separated.

[Underwatr]

Post-it notes on the mirror over the fridge can do wonders.