Neil & Ida Down - Answered a Question by Streatfield (28 Nov 08 16:16)

The main dance floor on Oriana is of reasonable size and will certainly allow you to do a good selection of steps and turns without falling off the edge but it is not as large as the Queen’s Room on QE2 or QM2. I am unable to remember the size on the Braemar. If you enjoy dancing you should enjoy the dancing on Oriana. Regards Ida .

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Streatfield - replied to Neil & Ida Down (29 Nov 08 10:33)

Thank you, very useful.

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Brown - Answered a Question by Streatfield (29 Nov 08 13:57)

The dance floor in 'Harlequins' is more than adequate, my husband and I both dance and found the floor well sprung. Not the largest floor in the world but suitable for modest dancing. (Do not try and strictly leg swings !!!!. We were on the Oriana in June for 15 nights and the dancing was the highlight of our evenings. Book and enjoy Sue Brown.

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