P&O Ventura N613 Part 2: The Second Sea Day
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although it's expensive, it was 80 something pounds each, we thought that it was extremely good value for money, and we definitely recommend anybody to do it if you have the chance.
The logistics of it just blow my mind.
The food was extremely good. We were very pleased with it, especially as it's one of the cheaper speciality restaurants.
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This is much more of a talking episode than most of mine. We went on a behind-the-scenes tour - not cheap but we thought was well worth the money - and I would have loved to have videoed parts of it but cameras, phones, bags and loose clothing were forbidden so we could only bring back memories. It lasted for three hours and gave a great impression of the back areas of the ship and the scale of the work to give us a pleasant voyage. We had dinner in The Beach House, a speciality restaurant that takes over part of the buffet space in the evenings. We thoroughly enjoyed the experience. Great food, great staff and a window seat! The show in the Arena Theatre was by Illusionist Phil Hitchcock. He was very entertaining and parts were very funny but we didn't think his tricks were special. I'm sure we saw him once before on another ship and the show was very similar.