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Here is the Day 2 Dinner menu; sorry, as explained earlier, no photos of this meal...

Please see the show description below, on the first page of today’s Daily Programme. What I liked most was that I knew all the material performed; and the whole production was energy-charged with never a dull moment.

The audience take their seats for a trip down memory lane; a tribute to the iconic television show from the sixties and seventies, Sunday Night at the London Palladium...

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Entertainment Director Amanda joins the cast on stage as they take their bows...

The final curtain brings a very entertaining show to a close...

Amazing to read I am anticipating your continuation, we are due on board again on the 28th nov.

Thanks for taking the time to comment. Very much appreciated.

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megacruiser

Brilliant review with wonderful photos. Following with much anticipation.

Sincere thanks for your feedback. Delighted to know that you like my review.

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megacruiser

Enjoying your review. Not sure if you will be single to answer but do you know if they offer wheat free or gluten free alternatives at afternoon tea?

Thanks

Pat

Enjoying your review. Not sure if you will be single to answer but do you know if they offer wheat free or gluten free alternatives at afternoon tea?

 

Thanks

Pat

Yes they do.

Thanks Cap'n, much appreciated. My sister will be delighted!

Enjoying your review and photo's.

Enjoying your review. Not sure if you will be single to answer but do you know if they offer wheat free or gluten free alternatives at afternoon tea?

 

Thanks

Pat

Yes Pat they most certainly do. However, not up in the Lido/Kings court at tea time but no problem in the Queens Room. You will need to request and arranged your preference with the duty head waiter (Queens Room ) the 'day before' as gluten alternatives are not always readily available.

Earlier this year I travelled (QM2) with a friend who requested a preference and I must say she was very well looked after, we even had a reserved table (discreetly set up with a selection of the alternatives)

ooop's ;) apologies for hijacking your review megacruiser got a bit carried away ;-)

Thanks Bell Boy.:) Only three days to go now. Looking forward to this immensely.

I am truly enjoying your review as well as the magnificent photos. Our crossing in January cannot arrive soon enough. Thanks again.

Mike

One more thing for Day 2 that I overlooked...

Tender tickets are issued in the Queens Room to those who ready to go ashore. Tender numbers are called in quick succession with very little hanging around. I had actually forgotten I had been here before but quickly recognised it from the tender that took us ashore.

Korcula is a lovely port for those like me whose preference is just to have a relaxing stroll around, taking in the general surroundings and atmosphere; as opposed to an in-depth exploration with tourist guide in hand. I am posting a few photos to give a flavour of it; these are simply tourist snaps taken on the move and nothing more... The whole circuit took about 40 minutes and was not very strenuous. This is a port I could happily visit again and again...

Thank you so much for taking the time to do this. Avidly following & recollecting happy times doing the same journey a couple of years ago.

Keep up the good work!

Thank you! You just confirmed our plan to leisurely stroll through Korcula next month. Love reading your review!

I knew there were some food photos to be posted today and having glanced at the photos, I mistakenly assumed they were dinner photos. In fact they are actually of the Britannia lunch; and it was arguably better than one or two of the dinners...

Salt Cod Brandade, nice combination...

Roast Pork, comforting and homely with nice crackling...

Upside Down Pear Cake... and a dollop of Rum ‘n Raisin (again! naughty boy...)

It was a pre-dinner show for us this evening. Comedian John Evans managed to entertain a pretty busy Royal Court Theatre for a good 45 minutes or more. A stalwart of Cunard and P&O, I had seen him several times before and never tire of him. Each time he has varied his material, so not one of those entertainers who make a living sticking rigidly to only one routine. I did wonder whether those from out with the UK would be able to catch everything he said because of his fast-paced delivery and Liverpudlian accent; and whether the British sense of humour would translate. He seemed to go down pretty well from what I could see.

Next time – “Indian Bistro” in the Lido for dinner and why it should be avoided...

Enjoying your review and photo's.

Thanks for letting me know.

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megacruiser

ooop's ;) apologies for hijacking your review megacruiser got a bit carried away ;-)

Only too delighted when forum members chime in with answers to questions. Most welcome; and certainly not in any sense "hijacking" in my book.

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megacruiser