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lindylooellalouise

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  1. Hi Jack really disappointed we have had so many cruises cancelled his year and that was our second cruise cancelled in 2021 our next one is June 2021 but it’s becoming so hard to remain optimistic, but I suppose it’s for the best and maybe we should all wait until everyone gets vaccinated good luck Linda

  2. Hi last year we were offered an upgrade for £2,000 extra each to be upgraded from our Q5 suite to a Q2 which we didn’t take because we had another 5 cruises already booked subsequently all were  cancelled and we regret so much that we didn’t take up the offer a lesson we have learned take whatever’s on offer and enjoy every moment

  3. we love Q5 aft cabins on QV and QE for us the whole experience of the Queens grills is absolutely amazing have not yet been in grills on QM if your not fussed about the room size or the butler and free booze stick with the P1 either way the experience will be one you want to repeat time and time again enjoy.

  4. Absolutely correct no way would we have booked this cruise had we known it was a literary  festival as mentioned before we found some passengers to be rude and pushy and even one very well known journalist who wouldn’t join the  disembarkation queue  announcing in a very loud voice to a member of staff who  had very politely requested she join the queue  DONT YOU KNOW WHO I AM then off the ship she flounced.

  5. 11 hours ago, majortom10 said:

    Sorry but I was on roundtrip TA from Southampton and returning from New York for the Literature Festival at Sea in 2019 and was the worst TA we have ever done and was glad to disembark in Southampton. Unfortunately it had not been announced as a Literature Festival at Sea crossing when we booked or else we would not have booked. There were many complaints during the cruise because the whole ship was taken over by the Festival and other cruisers were ignored and there was no alternative entertainment during the day for anyone else. The Planetarium was closed for whole week so talks could take place and many talks or programmes were not available unless you had signed up for the Literature Festival. All there was to during the day was sit in Kings Court, bars or Sir Samuels with no thought of those cruising not involved with Festival by Cunard.

    Hi majortom I can’t believe we were on that cruise also and we were never told it was a literary cruise and we agree the whole ship was taken over  and like you we wouldn’t have booked if we had known we also found some fellow cruisers to be loud and pushy running around from one venue to another, if I remember right you were booked on the 28 night transatlantic New York  and Canada in Oct 20 same as us 🤗

  6. 1 minute ago, Harry Peterson said:

    How strange that you should be making that point. Funnily enough I was saying exactly that to my wife yesterday evening after watching something on the BBC news. A highly intelligent, well educated individual - but using the ‘f’ throughout. I was wondering where it originated, having first noticed it in one of my cousins back in the 60s. I put it down to some kind of speech thing at the time, but I imagine it was, in Colchester, an early indication of the beginnings of the ubiquitous spread of Estuary English.

     

    Like you, I love to hear regional accents, but this isn’t remotely that.  I suppose we have to accept, though, that speech changes in the same way that language does.

     

     

    Hi I always love to hear regional accents too and trying to guess where there from mine is a dead giveaway I’m always referred too as Geordie lass   
    even when I think I have my posh voice on 😂

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