yay - competition on the route with emirates - good news!

i am not sure of the thinking re this - what amenities would a lady require that a man doesnt or she doesnt have with her anyway? I agree with Serg slightly bigger bathrooms for changing - the emirates 777 bathrooms require almost ballet like precision to change! and i am not large

i like singapore - it always seems calmer and friendlier - with DXB being brash and in your face? but the DXB lounges take some beating - and i cant access birmingham (UK) from singapore direct unlike from DXB or CPH for that matter either without a long layover/transfering - so DXB wins my vote

its as cruisy as any gay bar is - and you make the most or as little of it as you want - i have stayed as a single person and with my husband 6times in total - and love the place - the tranquility the beach the bar/food - its lovely - i also have friends who have hated it as much as loved it - an...

i take objection to that - turtle cove is not full of single gay men - plenty of couples go there too as do lesbians bisexuals and all members of the LGBT community - those who value privacy as well as no children - and its perfectly romantic to those of us who like a quiet walk on the private be...

if you are of the homosexual persuasion i would recommend turtle cover resort - private beach and adults only by default - and can be what you make of it - quiet or entertaining!

no you dont need - unless you have been to an endemic yellow fever country - which australia isnt

sorry to be a pain - but i was wondering if you know the answer as i cant find it on emirates - if you fly in first (from home in ADL) and transit in DXB for onwards to CPH (in business) - can you use the first lounge as per (for example) oneworld rules - i just cant find out if you can - i know ...

ASI - air sydney international - at least as far as those of us from Adelaide are concerned!

brilliant review - thanks

if you are flying emirates - then i agree with Tom above - row 6/7 of the 3 class 777 is in the front section - quieter and nicer as smaller - not central seats as 2-3-2 so alwyas chance of sitting next to someone if middle seat taken - we choose 7 a/b routinely as quiet, on left side so easy to ...

i love my eastpak 2 wheeler - split section so can keep 'dress' separate to 'relaxed' - always managed to get enough in for few days - but i am a nonweigher so if being a good boy is important have no idea re the weight - but size fine

i think we all want the normal seat map as one - which isnt on emirates website yet - and are a little confused trying to piece your piece together to work out where to sit (personally) until we can see a full/total map?

thanks for explaining chris - i take it they will board upstairs at the door between business and economy then and do the usual stand guard at the curtain to allow business off first? that would be bearable at least - and has allowed me to make my seat choice now too - thanks

i know - thats what doesnt make sense to me either - will let you all know after aprils trip next year - if others havnt before!