P&O Cruises Aurora - Day 1 - Delayed Embarkation and Fun in Masquerade
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what was really disappointing from poo and this is the general consensus around ship as well is the lack of communication nobody at the Port was explaining what was going on
it was also apparent that it was becoming a little bit dangerous now so they were calling times out and people were just pushing past each other to get to the front
despite embarcation being very stressful we have still managed to have a good good day lots of people on board are obviously up for a good time
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This is the first vlog of our P&O Cruises Aurora series. We were onboard for the New Year 2024 celebration cruise. We stayed overnight at the Moxy before joining Aurora in Southampton. There had been some damage to Aurora from the previous cruise, resulting in a delayed embarkation, unfortunately P&O failed to notify passengers which meant our cruise had a stressful start. We joined P&O Cruises Aurora on Friday 29th December 2023 for it's New Year cruise. This cruise visited Hamburg and Zeebrugge which is the port for Bruges. Aurora is the smallest and oldest ship in the P&O fleet, she entered service in the year 2000 and is able to carry a maximum of 1950 passengers across 10 decks. Want to stay up to date with our content? Don't forget to hit the subscribe button, and if you've got any questions at all, drop them in the comments below. We'll get back to you as soon as we can. You can also find us across social media here - Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/sistersontheseas Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/sistersontheseas X/Twitter - https://twitter.com/Sistersonthesea Our Blog - www.sistersontheseas.com