Paid my deposit

[ITWA Travel Writer]

Dave, I do not know who you spoke to, ref: your post above, but I have just checked the on-line status and there are still the following grades of cabin available as at 12 noon on Sunday 30th March for the "Maiden Cruise".

Balcony Cabins: GE, GF, HA, HB, HC, HD, HE and IB
Inside Cabins: PB

[ITWA Travel Writer]

I have just read on CruiseBulletin, from Cruise UK, that all Britannia bathrooms will have frosted glass shower doors which in my view is a major step up from plastic shower curtains. However I suspect that our accessible cabins will still have curtains, but if the shower cubicle is as large as those on AZ/VE then I will not complain.

John, I am a bit dubious about that statement, because any form of ridged material within such a small enclosed area could be a hazard.
I have today contacted the interior designers, “Richmond” to have this point clarified and I will post their reply.

[haveabeer]

Sure I read somewhere that they are frosted glass shower doors

[ITWA Travel Writer]

Sure I read somewhere that they are frosted glass shower doors

Dave, I have just re-read the cabin descriptions on the P&O Britannia site and you are right. Every cabin grade has the phrase “bathrooms with glass shower screens”.

This is very unusual, although the bathrooms in suites and super deluxe cabins should be no problem, how they accomplish this in the others will be very intriguing.

[haveabeer]

I think it applies to shower cubicles as well
We are sailing with celebrity in September there showers have glass doors

[towny44]

I seem to think that the original Superstar Gemini had glass shower doors; she was a sister of Fred's Braemar so maybe a recent cruiser on her could comment, and of course Celebrity's S class do have them.
Of course I assume these shower doors are probably high quality acrylic or polycarbonate rather than glass since I have not read of any breaking, and I'm sure by now someone would have fallen through one if it had been glass.