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Opinion: Disagree
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by Price, Wigan (24 Jul 09 11:04)
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Are you guys on the same ship as Ive been on coz it wasnt as good as you point out. The ship was crowded and not at all smooth across the biscay. The staff disorganised and the restaurants location was a cryton factor not knowing how to get to your sitting. Having had 5 cruises with different lines this was not a good experience!
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by Smith, Ipswich (18 Jul 09 21:13)
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Glad you liked Ventura as we go on her in the next few weeks and as this is our first time on this ship it is reassuring to read such positive comments. Our first cruise was on the Victoria back in 2002 which was our first cruise. We have been hooked on cruising ever since and frankly don,t believe in the saying that those who cruise are either "Newly wed or nearly dead" I'm definitely not the former and hopefully not the latter.
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Opinion: Agree
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by Phillips, Whittle-le-Woods, Chorley, Lancashire (07 Jul 09 10:34)
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we went on the Christmas New Year cruise which seemed to cause a lot bother . We had a fantastic Cruise did not see any of the problems that was on TV Radio etc but only people that stay up drinking most of the night have these problems. We normally go to bed around 12 midnight to 2 am. We love Ventura
Ken and Susan, Whittle-le-Woods, Chorley, Lancashire Age range 65 to 75
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by Green (GRUMPY 2?), Mexborough (07 Jul 09 10:04)
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Glad you enjoyed your first cruise, always the best I think what with the excitement and the "newness" !
We've cruised over 30 times with most of the major lines but are always satisfied with P&O, they suit us fine though we do keep away from the school holidays having experienced the consequences of them twice !!
Try the Oriana or the Aurora if you want a more "traditional cruising" ambiance.
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by patterson, Crumlin (18 Jul 09 10:35)
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Just love the idea that you have cruised over 30 times - I'm a delicate shade of green right at this moment!!!! My husband and I have only cruised 3 times and all with Cunard. So, what other ships would you recommend which would give us the same type of cruising experience i.e lots of space per head, quiteness and the pleasure of dressing for dinner? As there are quite alot of 'offers' at the moment I am keen to try a different company although my husband is somewhat aprehensive. I would value your expertise. Many thanks
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by Green (Grumpy 2), Mexborough (30 Jul 09 20:51)
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Sorry for the delay, just, (this afternoon) got back from a cruise to the Baltic on the Artemis (P & O child free ) an old ship but it grows on you , four formal nights, four Semi formal and six smart casual. As I said before, the Oriana and the Aurora are, in my opinion, the best with P & O. Celebrity, as Checkley of Bristol states are very good ( white glove service etc ) Cunard of course, as you already know given a certain price range take some beating; if you want to pay more and go "up market" try Radisson or Silversea though they can tend to be somewhat "Snobby" We like the dressing up bit, it's part of the cruising tradition but now under pressure I'm afraid; the "dress down" brigade are gaining strength ! ( Three more booked into 2011, carry on cruising !!!) Kind regards.
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by Checkley, Bristol (19 Jul 09 11:28)
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Tried quite a few and I low Cunard - but I also found Celebrity to be equally good (although noone does afternoon tea quite like Cunard) and will always try to book one of these two lines. I have also been told that Azamara is excellent. I'm just off to pack for my Med. cruise on Queen Victoria tomorrow!
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by devine, mossley (19 Jul 09 10:45)
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I think your husband is right to be apprehensive, although Oriana and Aurora offer the best space ratio and high quality cruising P&O have to offer it does not compare to Cunard. My advice would be to carry on cruising with Cunard, the grass isnt greener with any other cruise line.
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by Griffiths, Clydach, Swansea (18 Jul 09 14:51)
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You won't go wrong with P&O. we went to the Baltics on Arcadia and enjoyed the "child free" and traditional aspects. I think Artemis is also child free. We've also cruised four times on P & O's Oceana. There were children aboard so they tell me, but we were hardly aware of them. Dress code was formal or smart casual so there was plenty of scope for dressing for dinner!
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by healey, Gloucester (18 Jul 09 12:34)
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ive been on large and small ships in past ...find thomson line very nice also....most people i found dressed for dinner every night, and i have allways found the food to be excellent along with every thing else... they are a good price line also. not on the large side like cunard or p.p but worth a look tho. we have just picked up a bargain of 350.00 each west med for a week going in oct so bargains deffo to be found around the cruise ships at this time
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