Host Hattie

And don't forget this - Guests aged 17 years and under are not required to be vaccinated, however guests aged 5-17 years who are not fully vaccinated must take a Covid‑19 lateral flow/antigen test in the three days before, or on the day of your ship’s departure. You’ll no longer need to provide a test certificate for these guests, but you must be able to provide photo evidence of your negative test if asked (simply write the guest’s name and the date of testing on a piece of paper and include in the photo along with the test showing a negative result). Guests will also be asked to confirm that a test has been taken, with a negative result, as part of the pre‑boarding health declaration at the cruise terminal.

It might be worth posting on the roll call here There shouldn't be as much disruption tomorrow

I hope so, please let us know how it goes.

I wouldn't have thought so, she had drastically reduced her number of public appearances recently.

That was beautiful @Kynance. I've printed our packing lists but I'm impressed that you're fully packed 10 days before leaving @ronpes !

It's not herbal or non-drowsy but Avomine works.

She's in Rotterdam today

The official guidance is to use a loose leaf binder (in case inappropriate comments need to be removed apparently!)

Beautiful

That worked perfectly, thank you very much for writing such a thorough review. I hope you're feeling better soon. Did you go to the lectures by Adam Tihany ?

That looks a bit cheap and nasty. Enjoy your stay in Barcelona.

I don't have any special powers, best post here if you need help https://boards.cruisecritic.co.uk/forum/859-need-help-using-the-forums-check-here/

Unfortunately Cruise Critic guidelines prevent the naming of Travel Agents.

No, the change is overnight sailing Westbound.

We usually do as well but we have a later arrival time for our next cruise so I'm hoping a late lunch will be available. I noticed the Programme for Queen Elizabeth in March had lunch from 2-5.

Thank you very much for writing your review and posting it here. It was lovely to read.

It was part of the CDC requirements at the time.

It's a beautiful day here so I am washing some of my holiday clothes and watching the ceremonies for our new King.

It's not compulsory, if you don't want to pay, just enjoy the public areas of the ship and the free galley tours (if they are on offer again). I thought Mr HH had got lost, he was gone so long when he did the tour on Queen Elizabeth.

Apologies for taking so long to get back to this but @bluemarble is correct. This was my first sight of QM2 taken from QE2 docked at the QEII terminal on September 10th 2008

Does anyone know what time the Golden Lion serves lunch on embarkation day ?

Thank you for reporting back. Unfortunately most recent reports of embarkation in Brooklyn have been poor.

I don't think it's been offered since the re-start of operations.

Sad times here, we were expecting a new Prime Minister this week but I don't think anyone was expecting a new Monarch as well.

She was in dry dock in August last year before her return to service