SwedishRyeBread

Cabin is 8131, and it’s a grade GZ. Total cost £2158 (for me and my child). No it’s not a conservatory - the windows I mean are the cabin windows, balcony glass and then the glass on the other side of the promenade ie not direct onto the sea. I do like the sound of being close to things however @Harryjacobs! All the other people in my group are on decks 9-14, with most on 10 and 12. Decisions!

Hello. I booked direct online, and it says * P&O Cruises Early Saver * on my booking. I booked it over a year before my date of travel. I’m an idiot for not checking the small print on booking, but in my defence, it’s not writ large on the cabin description nor is the promenade or two glass walls visible in the images. I’m inclining towards an upgrade, and just hope that I don’t get put under eg a nightclub instead. The bidding concept is pretty alien to me too!

Hello - I am lucky enough to be going on Iona this spring. I booked a cabin (didn’t read the small print…) and discovered I’ve been allocated a cabin in the promenade deck - ie people walking past day and night, not the experience I wanted. Plus, obviously not directly on the sea with two glass windows between me and it. First time cruiser - what is my best option? Any inside knowledge? Make an offer to upgrade? How busy is the promenade? Any benefits to being on that deck? Be good to weigh up my options. I’m worried I might get a worse cabin, eg under a nightclub if I upgrade or go up a category. Any advice much appreciated - and yep, I should’ve read and understood the small print 😔