Once again, Aurora’s popularity amongst those seeking a child-free environment continues.
Now that she is 23 years old, there is a fear in some minds that P&O will dispose of her, as they did with Oriana at a similar age.
There is no doubt that there is a tendency towards larger ships nowadays, which benefit the operators, but certainly not the passengers, many of whom appreciate an environment with no more that 2,000 passengers, and who have stated that they will vote with their feet if Aurora and Arcadia are allowed to go.
It is a shame that P&O standards are slowly slipping away, many of the features seen earlier having disappeared.
Menu choices at dinner are becoming more limited, but happy to say that the Breakfast offering is still very good.
