P&O Cruises Aurora - Inside Cabin Tour and Review of C129 and D102
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The only plug socket in the cabin is on this Dressing Table we'd recommend bringing a multiplug if you're cruising on Aurora.
We probably wouldn't choose d102 if we were selecting a cabin and probably wouldn't recommend it to others because of the noise in this cabin.
The TVs on Aurora quite small and the picture was just of really poor quality.
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We joined P&O Cruises Aurora on 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. In this video we give you a tour of the two cabins that we had on this ship. We were able to move into a second cabin partway through the cruise due to issues with our first cabin. The first cabin was C129, which was deck 9, forward and the second was D102, which was deck 8 forward. We tell you what we thought having stayed in them for a few days each, and give a few tips on how to use the space best. 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