P&O CRUISE SHIP AURORA - Deck by Deck

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  • čas přidán 6. 11. 2022
  • A vintage video from P&O showing Aurora, one of P&Os most loved vessels. At the time that this video was posted (2022) she was still operating as an adults only vessel.
    #cruiseship #cruising #pocruises #aurora

Komentáře • 15

  • @poedgar3085
    @poedgar3085 Před rokem +4

    We got this vhs tape posted to my mums house just after they booked a cruise in 2002 when i was 11 and now im 31 and im going back on p&o aurora this march for 12 nights to Norway. Plus i have the worlds largest vintage p&o cruise ship collection. Thankyou so much for bringing back so many happy memory's. I was the only kid that escaped the playgroup green nets.

    • @scottydog58
      @scottydog58  Před rokem

      Hi, my kids were a similar age when they first cruised on Oriana in 1996. They spent all their time in Decibels (the kid's play area.) Unfortunately they both caught the cruising bug and my daughter actually ended up being married on a cruise ship (Oceana) a couple of years ago. Thanks for your comments and enjoy Aurora.

  • @rodpettet2819
    @rodpettet2819 Před měsícem +2

    In my humble opinion the Aurora is the finest real ship afloat. Perfect size and handles heavy seas well. I did a half world tour from Brisbane to Southampton and enjoyed every second. I travelled alone in a window cabin overlooking the rear pool. I forget my cabin number although 1403 pops into my mind. It was a long time ago. We spent around 4 days laid up in Auckland while a propeller shaft thrust bearing was replaced. P&O paid for some sight seeing tours. I think maybe I was among the few who actually enjoyed the unexpected Kiwi holiday. Despite the breakdown we still arrived in Southampton on time.
    IMHO the Aurora should still be sailing well into the future. There's nothing afloat to match it!

    • @scottydog58
      @scottydog58  Před měsícem +1

      Hi, Thanks for your comments. My family and I sailed on Aurora many times and I must agree that she is a 'proper' cruise ship. Let's hope she keeps sailing for many more years to come.

  • @BritsAbroadTravelCruise
    @BritsAbroadTravelCruise Před rokem +2

    Totally entertaining and enthralling to watch this.
    It shows how far cruising has come since the time where everyone dined in bow ties, and dishes like Rack of Lamb and Croque Monsieur were seen as a selling point to potential cruisers!

  • @AlVlogs1603
    @AlVlogs1603 Před 8 měsíci +1

    Was on the Maiden Mini Cruise to Biscay and back because of the shaft bearing issue.However we’ve had another 5 fabulous cruises on Aurora since.Still looks like a ship compared to the floating apartment blocks that are the new ships.Much preferred Aurora to Oriana at that time and my niece had her wedding on Aurora so happy memories.Always made me laugh P&Os promotional films always had about 8 passengers mostly the same people.Nice to see some of the old crew like Steve Bourgogne driving and Alistair Clarke as DC.Even Sally Holyoake (an authentic passenger )using the ketchup machine

    • @scottydog58
      @scottydog58  Před 8 měsíci

      Thanks for your comments. We also had many happy cruises on Aurora and Oriana. We did have a soft spot for Oriana though as it was our first P&O cruise and our kids made many friends onboard. However, I think Aurora was a better ship (it didn't vibrate as much lol) We have recently sailed on Arvia and Iona and, although I agree with you they do look like floating apartment blocks, we had a great time onboard both. Cruising has changed considerably since the 'old days', at least P&O keep the British feel onbaord.

    • @AlVlogs1603
      @AlVlogs1603 Před 8 měsíci +2

      @@scottydog58 it has indeed changed my first cruise was in 1967 when I was 8 and I’ve seen such an evolution in cruising since some for the better but on the whole for the worse

  • @paulgilson2347
    @paulgilson2347 Před rokem +1

    This how I remember it, went on in 2003, still prefer the Oriana but this was the first time we ever had a balcony cabin so I remember it fondly.

    • @scottydog58
      @scottydog58  Před rokem +1

      Our first cruise was on Oriana in 1996 and we have very fond memories of her as well. Aurora was a more modern ship and didn’t have a vibrating restaurant (lol) but both were great and we had lovely times on both. Thanks for your comments, keep on cruising

  • @barbarapearce9738
    @barbarapearce9738 Před rokem +1

    Looks like a very old video! Refurbished in 2019 and no children's area which are now cabins. Adults only.

    • @scottydog58
      @scottydog58  Před rokem

      Hi Barbara, Yes, it’s a classic video from the 90s showing how it used to be.

  • @juliamartin6004
    @juliamartin6004 Před 5 měsíci +1

    No kids now

    • @scottydog58
      @scottydog58  Před 5 měsíci

      I love kids but there are times when you need to relax in a peaceful and quiet environment lol

  • @bozenajencek
    @bozenajencek Před rokem +1

    dear friends //guys can you invite me? Bj Slovenia