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Mediterranean Dissapointment by vivbob
Sailing date: May 30th, 00:00
Cons: Too big, too many unsupervised children
The ventura is far too big and holds too many passengers. The available deck space for sun bathing is inadequate when the staff constantly ignore the do not reserve sunbeds guide lines. The prom deck is so narrow in places that it is not possible too walk side by side, it is also shaded all day and was shut for long periods of time, the deck surface is very slippery when wet.
The staff on the whole are very good and friendly but the maintainence staff and particularly there supervisors are totalty ineffective.
The food was of a very high standard with marvellous menus and very high quality ingredents.
The showers on board are very cramped if you are of average size or above.
The entertainment was dissapointing apart from The Ventura Theatre Company and Maria King who were both excellent.
The family based approach being adopted on Ventura has resulted in a messy overall feel to the cruise. If P & O want to adopt the Ocean Village approach to cruising I feel it would be better to have ships dedicated to this type of cruise instead of corrupting there existing core business with this Ventura approach.
A large percentage of passengers we spoke to said that they would not sail on Ventura again, this is also our view.
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Number of cruises taken: first cruise
Traveller Group: Couple
Stateroom: Oceanview












