A great fun filled 3 hours. Good food, drink (extra cost) and entertainment. Viewing the buildings from the river at night was stunning. One small downside the first hour of the cruise was quieter - singing and instrument playing only. The food came a little later as the interactive entertainment started, as it was going dark at the same time it was difficult to know whether to link in to the entertainment, eat your food or take the photos of the lit up building. Interactive entertainment should perhaps be earlier, or the food a little earlier to so when its darker and more people wish to focus on taking in the lit up buildings and photograph them.

This has two sides of a score of 5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️. the experience, the cruise, the food, the orchestra, singer and dancers, a good mix which made the night entertaining, 3 hrs long but flew past in no time. The other side of the story is the hidden costs and rip off all inclusive drinks option. The all inclusive drinks option doesn’t include known beers, no spirits, in fact no nothing. All inclusive in there eyes is, local beer, some house wine, tea, coffee and sparkling wine, hardly worthy of the cost of being all inclusive with no option or having to pay, yes pay for spirits, bearing in mind you think you are all inclusive…..Well your NOT! Oh, you pay xtra for a window seat too, unbelievable The food was good, we had 3 courses. Soup, Chicken and Chocolate Brownie. Portion size , The table service was c poor soul “Hannah “ on her own to cover all the tables, large and small parties. She was excellent in trying to provide an adequate service, but some assistance would have helped.

I really liked the cruise, the duration was about 3 hours, although we replaced folklore with a piano battle, but we liked it even more. We ordered a 3 course dinner, the dinner included a welcome drink, the portions were large and tasty. It was possible to pay extra for drinks with a card. Of the minuses - in February it was a little stuffy on the upper deck and the boarding was long, we stood on the pier for 20 minutes, waiting to be let through.