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Took my wonderful elderly parents on this 5 night cruise , knowing this would probably be our last holiday together.
Having to use wheelchairs/ walking aids and managing the effects of memory loss meant that a cruise on board a beautiful ship was the best choice to make some lovely memories.
Watching my dad's face during the theatre shows and watching him tuck into what seemed like a mountain of his favourite food in the buffets made us all smile.
The practicality of always having bathrooms at hand and having designated areas in theatres for those with mobility difficulties made it all very easy.
We all loved the opulence of the ship, and enjoyed sitting at different bars listening to music. We also watched a stunning sunset from the sky bar one evening as we left Rotterdam.
Wonderful memories which I will always treasure x
Britannia is a beautiful ship,with plenty to do for those who like activities.We enjoy all the Christmas decorations and atmosphere on board.The only downside for us is that the dress code in the MDRs seems to be slipping each year!
Lucky we were on this ship, the weather wasn’t brilliant on this cruise to the Canaries but we were well looked after, food good (especially Colours & Tastes Asian Fusion), good shows. Fireworks in Lisbon worked better than the previous year on a different ship.
I have been cruising for over 40 years with over 150 cruises achieved so my experience is good . Iona very modern , well appointed rooms , clean and presentable , very big ship hard if your elderly lot of walking . Ques an issue but not supprising based on the ship capacity , food not the best but you never starve but it’s not high end , drinks prices same as a hotel , great for family’s , can attract some different levels of passengers , difficult if you have high standards . Moving from high standard ship like celebrity you may not like the change . But generally they are cheap and you get a good deal for the price . If you go with an open mind you will enjoy the experience . All cruise lines have a challenge regarding price and passenger levels . If you want high standards then pay twice the amount , but you will still end up at the same ports . She handles storms well had Gail force twelve and she moved but not enough to stop you moving around because of her size sister ship the same
Cruised from Liverpool down to Spain, Gibraltar, Mallorca, Portugal then Belfast. Glorious weather, first time with Ambassador and so impressed we booked another cruise onboard, never done that before. Lovely people too, younger than Fred Olsen crowd but not ravers!
As with all cruise lines the staff were mainly very friendly. Food ok though often lukewarm. All inclusive drinks very limited although that will have changed with FO's new policy. Cabin was frankly shabby but functional. Be prepared for a very senior demographic.
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