cruising_daddy

Thanks guys; after 3hr30 in a P&O Call Centre queue this agent confirmed Epicurean is open for Suit B'fast only. IMO; its a P&O specific problem. We sailed on Celebrity earlier in the year and all venues where open. The full story re 2nd bedroom is we have an autistic child who cannot sleep in the same "room" as us, so no one sleeps...we tried it once; never again. When we booked in 2019 no one could confirm if there was a door to the bedroom so the boys could use that, so it was agreed we would book and interconnected inside and at the time it was confirmed we would all get suite perks; but this was 2019 and several cruise changes have sinced occured and I fear notes have been lost; bottom line we have paid more to have an interconnected cabin to our suiterather than having them as 3rd and 4th passengers Also, its not two adults in the suite; P&O (unlike Celebrity) forced us to have one adult and child per room/suite; even when its interconnected and clearly for children..so as it stands myself and youngest are in steerage class..gonna be an intersting conversation on board :-(..not a great start to a holiday

Firstly, thanks guys for such a useful topic; CC comes to the rescue again!..so sad that P&O don't tell us these things and bamboozle us with positive spin stuff..dont get me started on the "pre-book children's club spaces which is actually pre-register and they will tell you when your child can go?! I found out on Saturday after an hour and a half in a que on the phone to P&O on another matter to be told off the cuff that Epicurean isnt open for Suite only breakfasts...this is a key thing for us! The P&O operative was useless with no more info... if anyone is on board IONA now in a Suite: - Is there a suite only embarcation lounge still? - Is Epicurean open for suite guest b'fast? - If not, can suite guests have exclusive b'fast anywhere else i.e i read above Sindhu was open Jamie