Anyone any experience of P&O, Tui for Fjords

[Dinglebert]

Originally Posted by SquishTheWhale

Sounds lovely! What did you do in Olden?

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Noddy train to end of lake. Negotiated discount for kids. Today is Flam with a high of 26c. Beautiful surrounds. Tip of the day. We had not bought railway tickets onboard. They were £96 a person. Got off ship when docked. Was about 30th in queue. Got tickets easily at less than half that. About 200 left when I had bought mine. They have a counter in the sign

[mitch84]

Originally Posted by Chair1519

Noddy train to end of lake. Negotiated discount for kids. Today is Flam with a high of 26c. Beautiful surrounds. Tip of the day. We had not bought railway tickets onboard. They were £96 a person. Got off ship when docked. Was about 30th in queue. Got tickets easily at less than half that. About 200 left when I had bought mine. They have a counter in the sign

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Even better tip is to book online in advance, same price, you just know what your time is so can plan accordingly

[Dinglebert]

Originally Posted by mitch84

Even better tip is to book online in advance, same price, you just know what your time is so can plan accordingly

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I would agree apart from one aspect. If you arrive and clouds are down then waste of a trip. Having now done the journey it’s one of those I am glad I did but wouldn’t be rushing to do again. Overpriced at normal ticket rate. At £96 for two hours it’s a rip-off

[SimonB]

Originally Posted by Chair1519

I would agree apart from one aspect. If you arrive and clouds are down then waste of a trip. Having now done the journey it’s one of those I am glad I did but wouldn’t be rushing to do again. Overpriced at normal ticket rate. At £96 for two hours it’s a rip-off

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I agree. Plus when we went last year there was no availability showing online from about 6 months before we visited. Easily bought tickets at the station though and even then thought it was very overpriced.

[holidaysaver75]

Originally Posted by SquishTheWhale

We are doing the Fjords on Britannia the first weekend in September so have read through this topic with interest! It's our 6th cruise and usually I know what I want to do by now but I'm struggling a little with this one. We are going with my parents and my sister's family to celebrate my mums 60th, she loves Norway so it was really her choice of destination. Its their first cruise so I'm just hoping they don't hate it!

We all booked saver fares as the price difference for select was huge, and now I'm worried that we won't all get the same dining allocation. Have requested anytime dining for all 3 cabins and all we can do now is hope I guess. I know you're not supposed to be able to change allocation once on board, but I'm wondering if one cabin gets given set dining I will be able to plead our case? We don't plan to eat together in the MDR every night but it would be nice to at least a few nights!

We've all decided not to pre book any excursions as the weather could be a problem- even before I saw the post above about it being foggy! My mum has parkinsons as well and she never knows how active she will feel on any given day so needs to keep her options open. My 3yr old nephew is coming so if nothing else we can walk around with him, 3yr olds make their own entertainment!

DH is sulking a bit with the choice of destination as he'd much rather do a week somewhere hot, so I'm really hoping he enjoys it more than expected. I think I'll just enjoy spending time with the family.

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My friend's daughters and parents are on the cruise with you!