P&O Cruises Britannia Review - Part 1 - What we LOVED and HATED onboard
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Creator's Key Takeaways
The show that John Partridge put on was just incredible. So, even if it's somebody that you're not interested in, I've got a feeling it might always be worth going to the Limelight.
All the food, every single time, well both times we went in there the food was brilliant. And it's just a really nice place to sit as well.
We can't really say the Glass House as a whole because we were a bit disappointed with the wait times sometimes.
I'm really pleased that we went there because it is a beautiful place to go to. And if you've never been, I highly recommend it.
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This is the first part of our P&O Cruises Britannia review where we talk about what we loved and hated about our time onboard the ship. This is part 1 of the review, part 2 will follow next week. We joined P&O Cruises Britannia on Friday 7th April 2023 for an Easter cruise. This cruise visited Rotterdam and Zeebrugge which is the port for Bruges. Britannia is the flagship of the P&O Cruises fleet and she officially entered service on 14th March 2015. She can carry up to 3,647 passengers across 15 passenger decks. Want to stay up to date with our content? Don't forget to hit the subscribe button, and if you've got any questions at all, drop them in the comments below. We'll get back to you as soon as we can. You can also find us across social media, we're @sistersontheseas everywhere except Twitter where we've had to drop the s at the end due to the 15 character limit.