Poll

Which was your favourite public room?

Yacht Club
5 (12.2%)
Chart Room
8 (19.5%)
Library/Bookshop
2 (4.9%)
Queens Room
10 (24.4%)
Golden Lion
1 (2.4%)
Grand Lounge
0 (0%)
PG Champagne Bar
4 (9.8%)
Crystal Bar
3 (7.3%)
Pavillion
0 (0%)
Funnel Bar
1 (2.4%)
Theatre/Cinema
0 (0%)
Casino
1 (2.4%)
Synagogue
0 (0%)
Other
6 (14.6%)

Total Members Voted: 33

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Online Rob Lightbody

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Which was your favourite public room?  Take part in our first poll!
« Last Edit: Feb 11, 2009, 06:29 PM by Rob Lightbody »
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Offline singlemalt

Re: Which was your favourite public room?
« Reply #1 on: Jan 29, 2009, 10:38 PM »
Can we really only choose one?  :-\
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Online Isabelle Prondzynski

Re: Which was your favourite public room?
« Reply #2 on: Jan 29, 2009, 11:24 PM »
I agree with Ali -- what a disappointment when only one choice was possible  :(
Perhaps the thing to do is to vote early and often  ;)

For me, daytime and night time would be quite different...

There are some more (potentially) favourite places too... and maybe we can find still more...

-- the promenade outside the bookshop / library / cruise sales office,
-- the promenade by the tours and excursions office,
-- the promenade by the jigsaw table,
-- the shopping promenade above the Grand Lounge,
-- the games tables between the Theatre and the Crystal Bar,
-- (dare I mention it?) the Fine Arts Auction exhibition area, recently on the promenade near the Lido,
-- the Midships Lobby,
-- the Computer Learning Centre,
-- the Lido,
-- the Queen's Grill Lounge,
-- the stairways,

and those I hardly knew at all...

-- the gym,
-- the indoor swimming pool,
-- the spa (although I have wonderful memories of it!),

... and then we move on to the outdoor public spaces!

So many beautiful spaces... it is lovely to bring them back to mind like this... What a well chosen first vote, Rob!
« Last Edit: Jan 30, 2009, 12:00 AM by Isabelle Prondzynski »

Offline Pia

Re: Which was your favourite public room?
« Reply #3 on: Jan 29, 2009, 11:31 PM »
But it doesn't let you vote again - unless you take back everything you said first  :'(

Offline Bob C.

Re: Which was your favourite public room?
« Reply #4 on: Jan 30, 2009, 07:01 AM »
What about the Double Room?  Lookout Bar?  Theater Bar? Britannia Restaurant? Tables of the World Restaurant? Columbia Restaurant? 736 Club? Q4 Room?  Classics of a bygone era. 

Offline Twynkle

Re: Which was your favourite public room?
« Reply #5 on: Jan 30, 2009, 08:19 AM »
Hi Rob,Ali, Isabelle, Pia and Reltco

I agree with everyone - Good question - and really, really difficult to answer!

Day, night, different times of the day / night, inside, outside, not to mention 'State Rooms', bits of decks, so please can we call one 'best bit' a room? - the bit below the Bridge?

And on from there - instead of being a Lido Diner, please may I be a 'Beneath the Bridge' person instead?!!

 


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Re: Which was your favourite public room?
« Reply #6 on: Jan 30, 2009, 08:38 AM »
Feel free to start your own polls everyone! :-)
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Offline Andy F

Re: Which was your favourite public room?
« Reply #7 on: Jan 30, 2009, 12:39 PM »
My vote goes to the GL as I thought I'd lend my support to the underdog.  However, should anyone be passing around 5ish, I can usually be found sitting quietly in the corner gazing out over the open ocean while nursing my Guiness and having a smoke!   
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Online Isabelle Prondzynski

Re: Which was your favourite public room?
« Reply #8 on: Jan 30, 2009, 03:15 PM »
We loved the Golden Lion for the World Cup matches -- the atmosphere was huge! The provided crisps were devoured at top speed, as we shouted, cheered and enjoyed looking at the spectators at least as much as at the footballers  ;)

Offline Mauretania1907

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« Reply #9 on: Jan 30, 2009, 06:44 PM »
Naturally. and the only time I have ever had REAL cavier, and grouse, and all sorts of other nice food usually not available in the lkocal supermarket (altho I can get venison sausages)

Offline cunardqueen

Re: Which was your favourite public room?
« Reply #10 on: Jan 31, 2009, 12:10 AM »
 Yacht Club          Great for the late night drinking and the 5 pm gatherings
 Chart Room         alway a bit busy  l found,but nice late at night
 Library/Bookshop  great range of souvenirs, decent ones !! and Carmel what a great host
 Queens Room      Oh my god the afternoon teas
 Golden Lion          Hated the place >:(
 Grand Lounge       Nice but the Double room was nicer
 PG Champagne Bar only been there twice, once for a Dorothy party and a very private party
 Crystal Bar           Great!! Loved it and warm Canopes and Leo... ::)
 Pavillion               the cheese burgers. minute steaks and not forgetting Bobby ;)
 Funnel Bar           Hardly went there ever, but would have killed for the clock
 Theatre/Cinema   Great if you can stay awake
 Casino                 Im not much of a gambler, but Warwick the waiter...l could place my bets on him :P
 Synagogue          lovely and cool, and if you time it right the wine is free
 Other

The midships lobby, a great way to start a cavalcade

Ok so lm cheating..... sorry ;)
 
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Offline hollihedge

Re: Which was your favourite public room? (vote in our 1st poll!)
« Reply #11 on: Feb 07, 2009, 08:31 PM »
Chart Room favourite public room, but Boat Deck favourite area (of course!)
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Offline caledonia

Re: Which was your favourite public room? (vote in our 1st poll!)
« Reply #12 on: Mar 17, 2009, 12:47 PM »
The Chart room to me was the place to be, i used to love to go for a pre dinner cocktail ( or 3!) and retire there for a late night drink before turning in for the night. We had a wonderful waiter called Dave ( sorry i dont know his surname) on our cruise to the far North of Norway in June last year - my wife would make a suggestion of a flavour or spirit she fancied and he would produce some fantastic cocktails - many not on the list - a wonderful example of the superb staff on board.
Obviously being on the boat deck or the front observation platform early on a sunny morning when you were sailing into a new port of call or had yet another fantastic sea day to look forward to.

Offline cunardqueen

Re: Which was your favourite public room? (vote in our 1st poll!)
« Reply #13 on: Feb 01, 2010, 02:45 AM »
With so many more members joining  why not go back to the first poll with this one, and start voting
From the moment you first glimpsed the Queen,
 you just knew you were in for a very special time ahead.!

Offline Twynkle

Re: Which was your favourite public room? (vote in our 1st poll!)
« Reply #14 on: Feb 01, 2010, 11:59 PM »
If we are to have a new poll
May I plead a case (again) for the Bit Beneath the Bridge to be on it?
It was the very best place to be
Come raging gales, rain, midnight sun, round the clock and often out of bounds
Early, late and in-between times...
Reminded me of an old romantic black and white film location
I learnt so much there...about heaving and weighing the anchor!!