babs135

Have a great trip

In a situation like this I would think that employing the services of an insurance broker would be worth the extra cost. With all medical details to hand they can find insurance companies that perhaps the 'man in the street' has no access to. For example we are with a Lloyds syndicate firm and for 2 senior citizens with multiple health issues our annual insurance including the States and the Caribbean is just under £500 for the two of us.

We've always received the booklet. This one came today (Saturday) just 5 weeks before we are due to sail - 18th August.

No, just a recommendation that we book our excursions before we board. But you're probably correct about it being left over from Covid (something I hadn't thought of).

Just received the booklet with details re our upcoming cruise on the Queen Anne and one paragraph re shore excursions stands out. Cunard state that restrictions in each destination are changeable and some destinations only allow cruise line organised experiences. I don't recall ever seeing this before. Obviously Cunard are hoping that all passengers purchase their excursions but is the 'warning' a new thing or have I merely missed it before. We are cruising Scandinavia and Norway.

We will be dining in the mdr on the Queen Anne shortly and have been looking at some of the menus people have posted. Am I correct in thinking that I can order an appetiser as a main course? One particular menu had me thinking that I would've been spoilt for choice of an appetiser but didn't particularly care for any of the mains.

Is the information here still the same for August 2024? And I'm a little confused (nothing new!) as to where we'd pick up the bus to Grenen. Is it immediately as we get off the ship or is it a walk? Is cash still needed? Plus, could you give me some idea of how long the whole trip could take.

Here in the UK we have a regulation known as the General Data Protection Regulation Data protection: The Data Protection Act - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)

Following on from the fight that took place recently on a Carnival ship, all the people who were involved have been permanently banned from sailing on Carnival Cruise Line. My question is quite simple: Are their names (along with other miscreants on other ships) circulated to all cruise lines and, therefore, denying them a cruise anywhere? And if not, why not? Are the cruise lines not allowed to do this? And again, if not, should the law be changed?