hmd1987

Good Morning

So we set sail 2 weeks on Sunday for a 2 week trip to the med. I'm not fussed about doing lots of excursions as I think they are pretty expensive. I'm more than happy to just get off the ship at each port, have a wander round for a couple of hours then get back on in time for lunch (yes I'm one of those who doesn't want to pay for meals on land when I've already paid for food on the ship :) )

The only port that I really fancy doing something is Civitavecchia. I'm really keen on seeing the vatican city, st peters basilica, trevi fountain etc. I've looked at the p+o excursions and even just for a train into St Peters its around £60pp.

Does anyone know the cost and ease of doing it yourself?

Hello

I have our first cruise booked for next June (sailed with other companies before), and I'm looking to book a short 2 nighter for 2019. That cruise says past passengers can benefit from a 5% discount if they put in their loyalty number...I'm assuming we aren't eligble? even though by the time we will go on it, we will have been on our first cruise

Hello

Can anyone tell me when the 2019 european schedule will be released? Looking at summer holidays...P+O release theirs this wednesday

We went for a larger inside 😊

Couldn't justify the extra almost £1k for a balcony...maybe we will be lucky with an upgrade.

Very excited but 11months away!

how much larger are the larger insides? It looks to add on another £250, which isn't massive in the grand scheme of things but equally that £250 would pay the tips..

the kids will be 4 at the time of sailing :)

Good Morning everyone

Just looking for some hints/advice please :)

I've been on 2 cruises before, both on Royal and pre kids:)

My mother in law works for p+o, so we are going to book a cruise this afternoon and hopefully get a bit of discount. Looking at B816, britannia next June from southampton (14 nighter). We have 3 year old twins, and need to stick to a budget. Looking at just going for an inside cabin, even though I'm not sure about putting the kids in the upper pullmans...

I've heard that some of the balconies come with a sofa bed? that would be much more suitable but the price jump is probably a bit too much. We want as much cabin space as possible, without spending an arm and a leg.

I've priced up a standard inside on Select, coming in at £3506 - Anyone got any tips as to particular inside cabins to go for or locations? We will be making full use of the kids club